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The Freefoam PVC Architrave in Brown is an ideal solution for DIY enthusiasts and professionals seeking a low-maintenance, wood-effect finish for interior door and window frames. This 65mm trim offers a clean, professional aesthetic with its classic bullnosed design, providing a moisture-resistant alternative to traditional timber. While it excels in durability and ease of installation, users should be aware that the rigid PVC material does not flex as much as soft wood and requires precise cutting to achieve a perfect mitred corner.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | FA65WGO |
| Brand | Freefoam |
This product comes with a finished woodgrain effect and is not designed to be painted.
You will need a saw, a mitre box for clean corners, a measuring tape, and your preferred adhesive.
This specific architrave is designed for interior use to provide a clean finish to door and window reveals.
Use a fine-toothed saw and cut slowly. Placing masking tape over the cut line can help prevent edge splintering.
Yes, but you may need to use a strong flexible grab adhesive to accommodate slight variations in the wall surface.
Ensure both the wall surface and the back of the PVC trim are clean, dry, and free from dust or grease before application.
Use a finer tooth blade for cutting and consider using a small amount of matching coloured decorators caulk to fill minor gaps for a seamless finish.
Check that the wall surface is level; if the wall is uneven, apply extra adhesive at the high points to pull the trim tight.
Installation Steps:
Care Instructions:
To keep your architrave in top condition, simply wipe it with a soft, damp cloth and a mild detergent when needed. Avoid using abrasive sponges or harsh solvent-based cleaners that could damage the woodgrain finish.
