Amerimax Home Products 69110 Aluminum Trim Coil 10in X 50ft

Product Description

The AMERIMAX HOME PRODUCTS 69110 is a painted aluminum trim coil used for flashing, fascia wrapping, and finish trim work on residential and light commercial exteriors. The coil measures 10 inches wide by 50 feet long and is finished with white paint on one side and brown paint on the other, giving installers flexibility to orient the visible face to match the structure. Stock thickness is 0.0165 inches, a standard gauge for bending and forming without cracking. Siding contractors, roofers, and general carpenters reach for coil stock like this when wrapping window and door trim, covering exposed wood fascia boards, or fabricating custom flashings on the job.

This trim coil is suited for residential siding and roofing applications where a factory-painted aluminum finish is needed. The dual-color design means one coil can serve two different color schemes on the same job without stocking additional material. At 50 feet per roll, it covers typical fascia runs or multiple window wraps before a new coil is needed. It ships as a single coil unit and is handled and cut on site with standard coil stock tools.

Key Features

• White finish on one side, brown finish on the other for two-tone versatility
• 10 inches wide — suitable for standard fascia wrapping and trim applications
• 50-foot roll length reduces mid-run splices on longer fascia sections
• 0.0165-inch gauge aluminum bends cleanly without cracking using a standard brake
• Painted aluminum construction resists corrosion in exterior exposure

Compatibility

Designed as a standard aluminum trim coil for use in residential and light commercial exterior finish work including fascia wrapping, window and door trim, and custom flashing fabrication.

Installation Notes

Aluminum trim coil is typically installed by siding contractors or roofers using a sheet metal hand brake, tin snips, and appropriate fasteners for the substrate. Cut edges are sharp — wear cut-resistant gloves when handling and forming. Secure finished trim pieces with nails or screws rated for exterior aluminum contact to prevent galvanic corrosion. Follow local building code requirements for exterior cladding and flashing installation.