Trims & Accessories
Enhance the decorative appeal of flooring and wall panels, adding stylish accents to interior spaces.
In interior decoration, flooring and wall panels occupy the largest visual areas and are key elements in shaping the overall appearance and style of an interior space.
While the appearance and performance of the panels themselves are important, details such as edges, corners, joints, and connections between different materials also have a significant impact on the final result. These finishing materials include flooring trims, wall panel trims, ceiling decorative profiles, square tubes, and other matching profiles.
Based on the material used, trims can generally be categorized into SPC trims, WPC trims, and metal trims. Choosing the right trims and edge profiles can create cleaner transitions between floors and walls while adding depth, structure, and decorative appeal to the interior space.
WPC Decorative Trim
WPC decorative trims are widely used for internal and external corners, skirting boards, edge trims, decorative strips, and more.
SPC Edge Trims / Skirting Boards
SPC edge trims mainly include flat transition profiles, reducer profiles, L-shaped trims, stair nosing, and skirting boards.
WPC Ceiling / WPC Tube
WPC ceilings and WPC tubes are mainly used for ceiling grids, wall decoration, space partitions, and decorative structures.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the difference between SPC reducer trims and flat transition trims?
Flat transition trims are mainly used to connect flooring surfaces with similar heights, while reducer trims are designed to connect two flooring materials with different heights and provide a smooth transition between them.
2. What is an SPC L-shaped edge trim used for?
SPC L-shaped edge trims are mainly used along flooring edges, wall corners, and other areas that require edge finishing. They cover exposed edges while providing protection and a clean decorative finish.
3. Where are SPC stair nosings used?
SPC stair nosings are mainly installed on the front edge of stair treads. They help protect the flooring edge while improving the appearance and safety of the stairs.
4. What are SPC skirting boards used for?
SPC skirting boards are installed where the flooring meets the wall. They cover expansion gaps around the flooring, protect the lower part of the wall, and provide a clean transition between the floor and wall.
5. Can SPC edge trims be customized? What is the standard length?
Yes. SPC edge trims can be customized according to project requirements, including dimensions, colors, surface finishes, and profile designs. The standard length is generally 2,400 mm.
