PolyX Rafter Bar Edge Trim - 5mtr - White

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The PolyX Rafter Bar Edge Trim is an essential component for DIYers and professional roofers looking to achieve a professional, weather-resistant finish on their polycarbonate roofing installations. Designed specifically to integrate with the PolyX Rafter Bar series, this trim provides a clean aesthetic while securing the ends of your roofing sheets. While it offers excellent versatility for sheets between 10mm and 25mm, users should ensure they are using the correct supporting rafters, as it is exclusively designed for standard timber-supported systems.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Series | PolyX |
| Model Part Number | ET50-W |
| Brand | Storm |
No, this trim is specifically designed for sheets between 10mm and 25mm in thickness.
This specific MPN (ET50-W) is only available in a white color finish.
A standard fine-tooth hacksaw is sufficient to cut the trim to your required length.
The trim acts as a finishing cap, but it is not a primary weather-sealing component. Always use appropriate flashing and seals for your roof perimeter.
No, it is designed for timber-supported PolyX Rafter Bars only.
The trim comes in a standard 5-meter length.
Ensure the rafter bar is a genuine PolyX series product and that no debris is obstructing the insertion channel.
Check that the polycarbonate sheet is the correct thickness (10-25mm). If it remains loose, ensure the rafter bar is fully seated against the timber.
To install, first ensure your PolyX Rafter Bars are securely fastened to your timber supports. Measure the length of your rafter and cut the trim to the exact required dimension using a fine-tooth hacksaw. Carefully align the trim with the edge channel of the rafter bar and press firmly until it clicks or slides into position.
Compatibility Note: This trim is strictly for use with the PolyX series timber-supported rafters. It will not fit aluminum-only or alternative brand rafter systems.
Care Instructions: Keep the trim clean by wiping it down with a soft, damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid using abrasive scouring pads or harsh chemical solvents, as these may scratch the finish or degrade the material over time.