FloPlast Shiplap Cladding Butt Joint - 150mm Anthracite Grey

The 150mm Shiplap Cladding Butt Joint Trim is designed to join cladding boards together, providing...

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The FloPlast 150mm Shiplap Cladding Butt Joint is an essential accessory for professional contractors and DIY enthusiasts installing PVC shiplap cladding on large exterior wall surfaces. It provides a clean, professional finish by allowing two cladding boards to meet seamlessly, creating a staggered or continuous visual effect that eliminates the need for bulky corner trims. While it provides excellent aesthetic versatility, users should note that it is precision-engineered specifically for 150mm board profiles and requires careful measurement to ensure a watertight fit.

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Model Part NumberCT8WA
BrandFloPlast

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FAQs

Can I use this joint with 100mm cladding?

No, this specific butt joint is designed exclusively for 150mm shiplap cladding profiles.

Does this trim require special adhesive?

Generally, it is secured via mechanical fixing to the batten structure; adhesive is not typically required.

Is the Anthracite Grey color standard across other brands?

No, color tones can vary by manufacturer. It is recommended to use FloPlast trims with FloPlast cladding to ensure a perfect color match.

How do I maintain the color finish?

The material is UV-stable. Routine cleaning with mild soap and water is sufficient to keep it looking new.

Can this be used for internal applications?

Yes, while designed for exterior use, it functions perfectly for interior cladding projects as well.

Troubleshooting

Board does not fit into the joint

Check that the cladding board is indeed the 150mm profile and ensure the board edge is cut square without burrs.

Joint appears loose after installation

Verify that the trim was properly fixed to the underlying timber battens during the initial framing stage.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides a clean, professional aesthetic for long wall runs
  • UV-stable finish ensures color consistency over time
  • Lightweight yet durable PVC material simplifies handling
  • Specifically matched to 150mm shiplap dimensions for a perfect fit

Cons

  • Not compatible with cladding profiles outside of the 150mm range
  • Requires precise cutting of the cladding board ends for a tight seam
  • Limited to specific color-matched systems

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To install, ensure your primary cladding support framework (battens) is level. When reaching the junction point, cut your cladding boards with a clean, 90-degree square edge. Slide the butt joint into place, ensuring it is plumb against the vertical support timber. Fix the joint to the wall structure according to standard cladding guidelines, allowing for slight expansion gaps if required by local building regulations. For care, simply wash down the trim periodically with warm, soapy water and a soft cloth to prevent the buildup of grime and pollutants. Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents or solvent-based cleaners that could damage the UV-stable finish.

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