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Flannery’s Aluminum Drywall Shadow Mold

Flannery, Inc.

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Flannery’s Drywall Shadow molds (or Z-Metals) create an aesthetic reveal between drywall and dissimilar materials including door and window frames, ceilings, and floors.  Shadow Molds can be used to terminate drywall at the top or bottom of vertical walls or can be inserted into Kerf slots along door and window frames. Flannery offers many of its Drywall Shadow Mold with Aluminum Splices to ease the installation process and create crisp and clean butt joints and lines. Drywall Shadow Molds are standard extruded aluminum alloy 6063 T5 and are .050” thick. Flannery’s Shadow Molds come in 10? lengths and have a standard Mill Finish for field priming and painting unless specified otherwise. Clear Anodized, Chem-film finishes, as well as other factory finishes and custom paint orders are available. Flannery offers factory cutting and pre-fabricated intersections and corners for all drywall reveals, which can reduce labor costs and waste.

Additional Information

Flannery's Shadow Mold Options
Flannery's Aluminum Drywall Trims
Flannery's Catalog
Flannery's Shapefinder


Contact Information

Phone: 818-837-7585


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