White UPVC Plastic Flexible Angle Trim 25mm x 25mm x 5 Metre Length

I was dubious about this but it is great. I used it on two external angled corners in the hall where the plaster kept getting damaged. I cut it to length with secateurs then laid it on top of a radiator to straighten. I then roughly applied it to get the angle needed. Put a thin bead of Sikafkex adhesive each side. Then used a hairdryer to soften it to apply.

Would have given it 5 stars but a bit tricky to bend around corners. But otherwise looks great when it’s on

I have used this or similar products many times for protecting external corners, including on tiled walls. Such corners are vulnerable to knocks and bangs. I used this particular product because I could not find the usual white corner angle from my local suppliers. I wasn't sure how well it would work - coming flat in a coil - but how else would they send a 5 m length of plastic angle? In fact it proved to be brilliant stuff. Very good quality plastic, easy to shape to the right angle (approx 90 degrees), and very simple to fix in position using either something like powerbond or frame sealant. It is quite firm to begin to shape from the flat as it comes delivered, but can be done by hand, and once you've started, it's easy to move along the length you've cut to shape it. It is easy to cut - I used metal shears, but I am sure other cutters would work as well. I marked the length with a pencil on the inside and cut it to the desired length. Using a tube of powerbond in one of the usual tube-applicators I first applied a fairly full bead right along the internal centre angle/fold. Then I applied a thinner bead on the flat sections. Then I positioned the angle onto the wall corner and simply pressed it firmly into place, making several passes along the whole length of the angle. Any sealant that squeezed out at the edges I wiped off straight away with a damp kitchen towel. And that was it - job done! This is an excellent product, and I will certainly recommend it to others, and buy it again myself.

Done what I was needing it for looks good finishes of what I wanted

The brick work on my open brick porch had been plastered but the metal edge trims underneath the plaster kept turning rusty. No matter how often I painted the plasterwork, the rust would come through in a couple of weeks. What to do? 🤔. Decided to try this flexible angle edging trim. So impressed with it. Yes it’s rolled up, yes it’s not easy to flatten, but it can be worked with successfully by using a bit of common sense. I cut two lengths of the strip to the required size I needed (2metre lengths) which automatically made them less curly. I then rolled each piece back on itself in the opposite direction and left them taped in that position for a few hours. On releasing them, the strips were just about flat. Now to bend to an angle 🤔 again, others said the strips snapped on bending, so I got my old hairdryer out and just warmed each strip, about a two foot section at a time, just takes a minute or so to soften the plastic enough to very easily bend the strip to required angle, did this for the full strip. Once bent to shape they stay that way. Whacked some No Nails adhesive on the back, pressed the strips onto vertical edges of the brick porch and temporarily held in place with masking tape till glue bonded. Next day I took off the tape, put a bead of silicon down each edge of strips to prevent water ingress. Looks fab, and will stop the rusty marks appearing. Not a bad job for an amateur “Roberta the builder”.

This flexible plastic corner bead is very useful if your walls don't meet each other at exactly 90 degrees. The plastic seems to be high quality and I hope it will resist yellowing over time. It arrived in a roll which is fine by itself, however the ends of the roll were secured with regular brown packing tape which left horrible sticky residue on the plastic itself. I am subtracting 2 stars because I definitely did NOT enjoy having to get the tape residue off with white spirits.

Really pleased with this..fits well and moulds it's way around edges with ease. Cuts easily, but is is safer to use a hack saw type blade. It saves you loosing a finger. It does a really good job of hiding my wayward tiling around corners. I used a normal, cheap version of a "No Nail " kind of adhesive to stick it with. ( it didn't need to be waterproof or anything like that). The one I used was a cheap £1 product from a well known shop that sells things for £1.. Ordered some more now to put around my new PVC Door. It will finish it off nicely. And you will also be surprised as to how it is delivered! I was anyway.

Never tried this item before.I found it excellent and I used it for around the top of my fishtank after rolling it up in the opposite direction so it would curl inward when I stuck it to my fishtank .It has many other uses I am contemplating using it for....Another brilliant item bought on Amazon and Amazon's brilliant service as always.

This was perfect for my bathroom remodel. I put up shiplap and had odd corners to trim out and this product was easily adjusted to the angles I needed. Would definitely order again.

For those areas hard to trim,I love this stuff!! Worth the length of time for shipping.