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Aluminium Corner Bead

Corner bead include: PVC corner bead, mental corner bead, insulation protect corner bead and dripping corner bead ect..Corner bead is a material that is used on the corners of walls in drywall construction to make the corners crisp and professional looking. In addition to making area look neater, it also reinforces the corners, making them less prone to denting and other types of damage. Most hardware stores carry it, and there are several different styles available for people to choose from, depending on the design of the structure and one's personal preferences.

Aluminium Corner Bead Matreial:

aluminium plate

Aluminium Corner BeadAdvantage:

Anti-corrosion, impact resistance, fast and easy to install.

Aluminium Corner Bead Use:

Protecting corner and doorframe, also protecting people ,especially the children from hurting.

Aqppolicated at kindergartens, schools, hotels, emporiums and other public places.

Corner Bead Packing:

50pcs per carton

Corner Bead Product No. And Parameter:

Type: expanded corner bead, corner bead with reinforce flange, corner bead with creased reinforce flange, corner mesh, perforated corner bead, movement bead, plaster stop bead.

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How to apply corner beads?

step 1. Measure the length of the outside corner to be covered. The corner bead should span the entire length of the drywall on the outside corner. Try to avoid splicing (using two short pieces to make up a long run).

step 2. Cut the corner bead with tin snips to the desired length.

step 3. Fit the corner bead over the raw edge of the drywall.

step 4. Maneuver it until you have a nice, tight 90-degree angle on the corner. (You can also buy 45-degree and flexible plastic corner bead to fit almost any artistic-type application of construction, so don't feel stifled by squared corners.)

step 5. Make sure you like the result, then put two or three nails or screws into the corner bead to hold it in place. (Nail straight into the drywall, dimpling, or countersinking the nail head, slightly like any other nail or screw.)

step 6. Step back and check to be sure you're happy with the corner's line and shape. If so, continue to nail or screw every 8 to 10 inches along the entire length on both walls. You're now ready to apply mud to the corner.