Very informative video. I have a question on how the bold trim would be installed on a board and batten wall if the outer edge of a bold door/window trim were to fall directly on a batten? Would you just cut the outer edge off?
Thats the perfect scenario if the batten ends up right next to the window, the bold trim fits perfect there. Its the opposite of that situation where there is no batten. Tough situation since there would be a gap btwn the bold trim and the steel panel. You can fill that void with something
Is the bold door trim different for the board and batten than it is for the horizontal log panel? A better question may be how you would handle the trim going across the top of the window where you would encounter battens every 6.5 inches? Would you notch the 1/2" portion of the trim to make it sit flush?
The j-channel is screwed to the wall. The bold window and door trim is a tight friction hold and also you can use an adhesive where the window and trim meet. We have also had people rivet them together as well
For windows that already have j-channel, you wouldnt be able to use it since it is a friction hold system but you could butt our j-channel to your windows and use this.
Still looking for someone in indiana I just got a quote for my bi -level home 2,280 sq ft living space half masonry so just painting it you would not believe the quote I got here in northwest Indiana 127,000.00 because they say to many difficulties to put up .I'm not giving up I will find someone to do it
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Very informative video. I have a question on how the bold trim would be installed on a board and batten wall if the outer edge of a bold door/window trim were to fall directly on a batten? Would you just cut the outer edge off?
Thats the perfect scenario if the batten ends up right next to the window, the bold trim fits perfect there. Its the opposite of that situation where there is no batten. Tough situation since there would be a gap btwn the bold trim and the steel panel. You can fill that void with something
Is the bold door trim different for the board and batten than it is for the horizontal log panel? A better question may be how you would handle the trim going across the top of the window where you would encounter battens every 6.5 inches? Would you notch the 1/2" portion of the trim to make it sit flush?
@@kylebritton8195 Its the same just a little different dimensions. Not the trim would sit on top of those battens
What keeps the j-channel and these trim pieces from blowing off in say 50-60 mph wind gusts?
The j-channel is screwed to the wall. The bold window and door trim is a tight friction hold and also you can use an adhesive where the window and trim meet. We have also had people rivet them together as well
How do you use this trim if your windows have an integrated j-channel?
For windows that already have j-channel, you wouldnt be able to use it since it is a friction hold system but you could butt our j-channel to your windows and use this.
Still looking for someone in indiana I just got a quote for my bi -level home 2,280 sq ft living space half masonry so just painting it you would not believe the quote I got here in northwest Indiana 127,000.00 because they say to many difficulties to put up .I'm not giving up I will find someone to do it
Any luck?