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The Freefoam Double Shiplap Cladding Butt Joint in Colonial Blue is an ideal choice for homeowners and professional installers looking to add visual depth and architectural interest to their cladding projects. Designed to replace traditional center joint trims, it creates a staggered, dynamic aesthetic while effectively securing 333mm Double Shiplap panels. While it offers a unique, high-end finish compared to standard straight-line joints, users should ensure the staggered pattern aligns with their specific design vision before installation.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Series | Double Shiplap |
| Model Part Number | FCD210ECLB |
| Brand | Freefoam |
No, this trim is specifically engineered for the Freefoam Double Shiplap Cladding range.
The product comes with a 5-year discolouration guarantee.
A center joint creates a continuous straight line, whereas a butt joint allows for a staggered pattern that adds texture and visual depth.
Yes, it is designed for outdoor performance and includes a performance guarantee against cracking and warping.
Standard PVC cutting tools, such as a fine-tooth saw, are sufficient for cutting the trim to size.
Check that the fixing clips are properly engaged and that the expansion gaps are within the manufacturer's specified tolerance.
Ensure the underlying battens are level and that you have measured the stagger pattern accurately before cutting the boards.
To install, ensure your primary cladding boards are cut to the appropriate staggered lengths before fixing them to the substrate. The Butt Joint Trim should be secured according to the standard Freefoam fixing guidelines to allow for thermal expansion. Compatibility is strictly limited to the 333mm Double Shiplap series. For care, keep the trim clean by occasionally washing it with mild soapy water and a soft cloth; avoid abrasive chemicals or high-pressure washers, which can degrade the UV-resistant finish over time.
