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NEW from Mitten – Dark Roast Trims

Mitten Building Products

07 46 33 Plastic Siding

Help homeowners achieve their contemporary home vision with Mitten’s new vinyl trim in Dark Roast. When used in the right spots – like the exterior of a home – the minimalist esthetic of dark vinyl trim boldly accents the details of a home, offering a clean look that is maintenance-free and designed to last.

Our newly designed Apex Corner adds distinct character and rigidity you will not find in other vinyl trims. Featuring our innovative Dark Roast finish and versatile enough to work with all Mitten vinyl siding, the Apex Corner achieves new heights in contemporary design.

Also available in Inside Corner Post, J-Channel, and H-Trim. 

  • Protects against heat

  • Designed for durability

  • Protects against fading

  • Easy to maintain

 Apex Corner Specs

  • Length/pc: 3.05 m (10 ft)

  • Piece/ctn: 12

  • Coverage/ctn: 36.586 m (120 lf)



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