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PVC Sheet & Trim
PVC Mouldings, Trimboards, and Sheet Stock
PVC trimboard from Decor Innovations provides the beauty and fine craftsmanship that you admire in a premium wood trim while providing durability and protection against the forces of nature. We offer an extensive inventory as well as a custom fabrication shop to ensure fast delivery.
We are a Versatex PVC ELITE Dealer
Carrying the Largest Full Line Up of PVC Inventory
Still Using Wood?
Okay, this is not your typical finger-jointed pine or redwood. But how would you approach the job of exterior trim on a project if moisture wasn’t a consideration? It may sound simple, but it removes a big consideration, and adds an amazing amount of design freedom.
It’s hard to believe, even though most of the installation techniques are the same as wood for PVC trim, and PVC has a long list of advantages over wood and wood-based composites, there are still lots of contractors resisting the transition. You may be one of them.
But, armed with a new understanding of the simple differences, contractors can come over to PVC trim with confidence and great success. We’re here to help clear the air, and make PVC trim believers out of you.
Versatex® PVC Trimboard
We are proud to offer Versatex® cellular PVC trim, moulding, and sheet stock.
If you know how to cut, rout, or nail wood, you’ll know how to cut, shape, fashion, and finish Versatex® PVC trimboard using standard carpentry tools.
How is PVC Trim Similar to Wood?
- PVC trim cuts with the same tools, fastens with the same tools (using slightly different nails).
- PVC is drilled using standard bits and routed with standard router bits.
- PVC trim calls for the same carpentry techniques as wood – miters, scarf cuts and butt joints.
- PVC holds as well as wood with nails, and fastens with standard self-tapping screws.
- PVC trim calls for standard painter’s putty or caulk, and works great with acrylic paints.
How is PVC Trim Different than Wood?
- PVC trim resists all weathering.
- PVC won’t rot, check, splinter, or warp.
- There are no knots or sap pockets in PVC trim.
- PVC trim resists insects.
- PVC trim does not require painting.
- Using PVC trim eliminates the need for flashing to protect trim pieces.
- PVC trim allows for direct masonry and ground contact.
- PVC trim uses PVC adhesive when joining.
Here’s How Versatex® is Different
- Versatex® has a more compact cell structure than most other brands, leaving smoother cut edges.
- Versatex® PVC trim accepts paint better than other brands.
- The sun can yellow PVC trims. Versatex® stays whiter than the others.
- The surface of Versatex® is tested tougher, and it stands up to scuffs and dents better as well.
- Versatex® offers a cut-to-length program to eliminate waste, and factory-packed mixed length packaging for a wide variety of
dealer needs. - Versatex® has Stealth™, the trim system that hides the cut edges of all types of sidings.
- PVC trim allows for direct masonry and ground contact.
- PVC trim uses PVC adhesive when joining.
