suitable for 10mm, 16mm, 18mm and 19mm panels
supplied in 2000mm (10mm and 16mm version), 2400mm (19mm) and 3000mm (18mm version) length
Simple push on edge mounting, no screws needed
Minimum purchase is 6pcs.

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Hello, is that stuff would help to bring line a slightly banded 18mm plywood sheet in 2360mm long side??? Sorry about my bad English I'm working on it as well... ;)

Asked by Laszlo | 01/07/2016, 22:05 | 1 answer(s)

The idea of those profiles is exactly to prevent mdf from bending.

Answered by Matt | 04/07/2016, 09:44

Will this trim help prevent 18 mm mdf wardrobe doors 700 x 2.000 h from bowing?

Asked by Robert Wright | 06/05/2016, 20:52 | 1 answer(s)

Yes, it does prevent from bowing and it is also finishing 18mm edge of the door

Answered by Matt | 09/05/2016, 09:26

Part no: P0185524102YW C Shape Aluminum profile for 18mm panels - Anodised Silver Why do you describe it as C shape when it appears U shape? What is the depth of the channel? What is the thickness of the aluminium? Many thanks, I will look forward to your reply.

Asked by John | 14/11/2015, 11:35 | 1 answer(s)

It is called C shape by the manufacturer and the dimensions are: 1mm thick aluminium, 20mm x 10mm.

Answered by Matt | 16/11/2015, 11:18

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