Used for receiving siding on all sides of windows and doors, at rake edges of gables and in other miscellaneous situations. Deeper J-channels are for insulated siding, and narrower J-channels for non-insulated siding.
A manufacturing component of vinyl or aluminum siding systems that has a curved channel into which the planks fit. J-channels are used around windows and doors to make weather-tight seals.
Flashing used to finish a rough metal edge. Usually used around doors, and windows.
Accessory available through siding manufacturers for installing trim work. J-channels are butt up against the trim work allowing the siding to be cut and fit into these channels.
A piece of aluminum or plastic shaped like a "J" used for the bottom and/or top of TwinWall and glass.
Vinyl or aluminum siding trim used around windows and doors and at eaves.
Integral extension on the outside of a new construction window that eases installation on siding applications.
Installed or built-in to the side of a window or door, this channel is designed to accommodate the ends of siding pieces to provide a finished appearance.
An accesssory that attaches to a window for a finished edge where exterior siding is used.
a manufacturing component of vinyl or aluminum siding systems which have a curved channel that the planks fit into, used around windows and doors to make a weathertight seal
