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Brown Coil Stock

Series : 1050, 1060, 1100, 3003, 3004, 3005 3105, 5005

Temper : H14, H24

Thickness : 0.18 - 1.5 mm

Width : 10 - 2650 mm

Coating : PE, PVDF, HDPE, FEVE

Colors : Brown

Application : Roofing, curtain wall, gutter, facades

Detailed Description

. It is often made from aluminum or vinyl and is designed to cover and protect the edges of windows, doors, and other areas where siding meets other materials.

The Specification of Musket Brown Trim Coil:

Alloy	1100, 3003, 3004, 3105, 5005
Temper	H14, H16, and H24 temper
Thickness	0.019 inches (0.48 mm) to 0.040 inches (1.02 mm)
Width	typically 12 inches to 48 inches (305 mm to 1219 mm)
Length	50 to 1000 feet (15 to 305 meters)
Finish	Often coated with a high-quality paint finish, such as Kynar 500 or Hylar 5000, for enhanced durability and aesthetic appeal.
Color	Available in a wide range of colors, including standard colors and custom colors
Coating	polyester, silicone-modified polyester, or fluoropolymer (Kynar) coatings
Standards	ASTM
MOQ	1-2 Tons
Applications	Commonly used for exterior building trim, fascia, soffit, window surrounds, and other architectural applications.

The Color Chart of Brown Coil Stock:

Brown trim coil is available in a variety of specific color names and shades, often used in the construction and remodeling industry.

Musket Brown: A rich, medium to dark brown that provides a warm and earthy appearance, often used in traditional and rustic designs.

Royal Brown: A deep, dark brown with a slight sheen, this color offers a sophisticated look that pairs well with lighter siding colors.

Chestnut Brown: A medium brown with warm undertones, reminiscent of the color of chestnuts. It works well with a variety of exterior palettes.

Cocoa Brown: A dark, rich brown that resembles the color of cocoa powder. It adds depth and elegance to architectural details.

Walnut Brown: A warm, medium to dark brown that mimics the color of walnut wood. It is versatile and complements many siding colors.

Chocolate Brown: A deep, rich brown that provides a bold contrast to lighter colors and is often used for a modern aesthetic.

The Features of Brown Trim Coil:

Durability: Brown trim coil is resistant to rust, corrosion, and fading, making it a long-lasting choice for exterior applications.

Versatility: It can be used in various applications, such as around windows, doors, eaves, and fascia, to create a polished, finished look.

Low Maintenance: Unlike wood, which may require painting or staining, trim coil typically requires minimal upkeep.

Aesthetic Appeal: Available in various shades of brown, it can enhance the visual appeal of a home and provide a cohesive look when paired with other materials.

Ease of Installation: Trim coil is usually lightweight and easy to work with, making it a preferred choice for contractors and DIY enthusiasts.

The Application of Royal Brown Trim Coil:

Brown trim coil is commonly used in various applications in residential and commercial construction due to its durability and aesthetic appeal. Here are some primary applications for brown trim coil:

1. Window and Door Trim

Capping: Brown trim coil can be used to cap the tops and sides of windows and doors, providing a finished look while protecting against moisture and weather damage.

Jambs and Sills: It is also used to cover the jambs and sills of windows and doors, ensuring they are well-protected and visually appealing.

2. Siding Applications

Fascia and Soffit: Trim coil is often used to wrap fascia boards and soffits, which helps to protect these areas from the elements while providing a clean, finished appearance.

Corner Boards: It can be applied to exterior corners where two walls meet, helping to create a seamless transition between different siding materials.

3. Eaves and Gables

Eave Protection: Brown trim coil can be used to protect the eaves of a roof, preventing water damage and enhancing the roofline's appearance.

Gable Ends: It can be applied to gable ends for a polished look while providing additional protection against weathering.

4. Rake Boards

Trim coil can be used along the rake boards (the sloped edges of the roof) to provide a clean look and protect the edges from moisture and pests.

5. Skirting and Foundation

It can be utilized as skirting around the base of a building or mobile home, serving both aesthetic and functional purposes by covering exposed foundation areas.

6. Decks and Porches

Trim coil can be used to wrap the posts and railings of decks or porches, adding protection and a finished look.

7. Custom Fabrications

Many contractors and builders use trim coil to create custom shapes and pieces for unique architectural details, such as decorative moldings or accents.