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The Shadow Gap Cladding Butt Joint is designed for professional contractors and DIY enthusiasts working on large-scale exterior or interior wall cladding projects. This essential component allows you to seamlessly join cladding boards while creating a sophisticated, staggered visual effect that breaks up long, monotonous horizontal lines. While it provides a professional, flawless finish for your Shadow Gap systems, it is strictly engineered for use with compatible Shadow Gap profiles, meaning it cannot be used with alternative cladding systems.
| Model Part Number | FCG209ESG |
|---|---|
| Brand | Freefoam |
No, this component is designed specifically for the Freefoam Shadow Gap Cladding range and will not guarantee a proper fit with other profiles.
It is available in White, Anthracite Grey, Misty Grey, Storm Grey, Sage Green, Pale Gold, and Cappuccino.
The component is designed for a mechanical fit, but consult your specific installation manual for any supplemental sealing recommendations for high-moisture environments.
Yes, it is suitable for both interior and exterior applications where the Shadow Gap Cladding system is utilized.
Yes, each color variant is manufactured to match its corresponding Shadow Gap Cladding panel exactly for a uniform finish.
Check the cut end of the board for burrs or debris. Use a fine-tooth saw to clean the edge and ensure the cut is perfectly square.
Verify that the support battens are properly aligned and that the cladding boards are cut to the correct length to accommodate thermal expansion.
To install, ensure your underlying support battens are correctly spaced according to your cladding manufacturer specifications. Position the butt joint securely between the ends of the two cladding boards, ensuring that both boards are fully engaged within the joint grooves. For best results, use a level to ensure the horizontal line remains consistent across the junction.
