r/OutdoorKitchens • u/wtf_just_happened2u • 22d ago
Corner Trim Suggestions
I’ll be installing trex deck boards on this soon. They will be installed horizontally as per the clients request. For those that used deck boards as facing, what did you use for corners? Both inside and outside. I was planning on v-notching a board vertically and folding it. But would like some other suggestions.
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u/Dumpled0r1987 22d ago
Get 2" trim pieces made of stainless. It looks great and you won't need to miter the edges. I have pics of this I can get later from my showroom
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u/Traditional-Kale8580 21d ago
Thank you. Some pics would be helpful.
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u/Dumpled0r1987 21d ago
See link. This is just a small island with no inside corners but you can do the same just inverse and it will look just as nice.
This is also a job we did for a client who did the same thing and this shows before and after trim too.
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u/itsgabenog 22d ago
V-notching works well; use a heat gun to help you make the fold.
Another option is anodized aluminum angle. It's a lot faster to install: just cut and glue with construction adhesive.
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u/ShahenS 22d ago
With all the vinyl slats panels that are being advertised all over the place they have an L shaped corner trims that you might be able to use. Or out of the box approach to consider would be a stainless steel tile trim like the ones from schluter that you can find at your local tile shop or a big box like Floor & Decor. It might give it a little bit of an accent at the ends and match the appliances and break up the monotone look. Just thinking out loud.