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CI Trims
Plastic Components, Inc.
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Rustproof Continuous Insulation Trims for Insulated Stucco
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Get
labor-savings,
moisture management and ASTM compliance in
Hard Coat
CI walls with Plastic Components’ one-piece continuous insulation
trims.
They’re the NON-RUSTING alternative to metal.
Designed for 1-1/2”, 2” and 2-1/2” foam, with 3/4” or 7/8” three-coat stucco
finishes, our weeped Starter Trac™ CI trims save time, improve job
quality and deliver a better finish with three-coat stucco finishes.
Made of heavy-duty, contractor-grade PVC, the SBCI series, with
built-in Corner Bead, cases out windows and doors.
The STCI series combines a weeped STARTER TRAC™ and Termination Bead
into a single piece for installation at the base of the continuous
insulated stucco wall.
Both meet ASTM D1784, C1063,
C1861 and D4216.
Contact Information
Phone: 800-327-7077
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