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How Cellular PVC Trim is Different than Wood

Posted by Pam Corn on Thu, Aug 27, 2009 @ 09:48 AM
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  • PVC trim resists all weathering.
  • PVC trim resists mold and mildew growth.
  • PVC won’t rot, check, splinter, or warp.
  • There are no knots or sap pockets in PVC trim.
  • PVC trim resists insects.
  • PVC trim does not require painting but can be painted custom colors.
  • PVC trim eliminates the need for flashing to protect trim pieces from moisture absorption.
  • PVC trim allows for direct masonry and ground contact.
  • PVC trim uses PVC urethane or other polymeric adhesive when joining.

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God stuff, thanks for the link. What about expansion and contraction on the two bonded pieces? Will they move at the same rate and what is the expansion/contraction based on temperature changes above/below the temp the pieces were cut/formed, or bonded at? 
 
I've seen PVC split when mechanically mounted for sign faces with bolts to posts in a fixed position.
Posted @ Thursday, August 27, 2009 11:23 AM by Jerry Hicks
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