PRIMO trim strips are the ideal solution for renovating doors and windows that are about 30 years old or even older. Before 1990, weatherstripping was commonly used, so you’ll find this type in many windows and doors from that era. Weatherstripping creates a seal between the frame and the sash, improving the insulation of your windows and doors.
If your existing windows or doors have weatherstripping that cannot be replaced, you can instead use a universal weatherstripping, as it is useful where other types of weatherstripping are insufficient.
Easy to mount
Shape as you like
Minimal maintenance
| Varenummer | 1345-0005-45 |
|---|---|
| DB | 2496985 |
| EAN | 5709847011389 |
| Højde | 3-6 mm |
| Bredde | 10 mm |
| Længde | 100 m |
| Colli | 1 Pcs |
| Produkttype | Clamp sealing |
| Toldnummer | 39162000 |
A properly installed trim strip ensures a neat finish and a tight seal around doors and windows. The trim strip is easy to work with and is installed directly using a staple gun. It is important that the surface is clean and dry, and that the trim strip is positioned precisely so that it does not interfere with the function of the door or window.
Follow the steps below for a good, long-lasting result:
Clean the
surface
Remove dirt and dust from the area where the trim will be installed so it fits properly.
Measure the
length
Use a tape measure to determine the exact length you need.
Cut to
size Cut the trim to size with trim shears. Cut the corners at a 45° bevel. Position the trim correctly—close to the surface, but without interfering with the operation of the door or window.
Secure the
trim
Use a staple gun to secure the trim. Staple as needed, and make sure the trim is tight and straight. If the surface is uneven, it’s a good idea to use more staples.
Finish with a check
.
Check that the trim fits snugly without obstructing the opening/closing mechanism by closing the door or window.
