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Flannery’s Aluminum Wood Panel J-Mold

Flannery, Inc.

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Flannery’s Wood Panel J-Mold is a termination trim for millwork panels that terminate against a dissimilar wall or material. The Wood Panel J-Mold comes with a 3/8” face flange, which allows the installer to slide the wood paneling in behind the flange and cover the unfinished edge of the panel. 

Flannery’s Wood Panel Trims are standard extruded aluminum alloy 6063 T5 and have a .050” nominal wall thickness. Aluminum panel trims come in 10? lengths and shall have a standard Clear Anodized Finish. Mill Finish (for field priming & painting), Chem-film finish or other factory finishes and custom paint orders are available.



Additional Information

Flannery's Wood Panel J Mold
Flannery's Aluminum Wood Panel Trims
Flannery's Catalog
Flannery's Shapefinder


Contact Information

Phone: 818-837-7585


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