Amerimax Home Products 69112 Aluminum Trim Coil 12x50

Product Description

The AMERIMAX HOME PRODUCTS 69112 is a painted aluminum trim coil used for fascia wrapping, window and door casing, soffit finishing, and general exterior trim work. The coil measures 12 inches wide by 50 feet long, providing a continuous strip of material suited for residential and light commercial applications. The aluminum substrate is painted white on one side and brown on the other, giving installers a color option without stocking two separate rolls. At a thickness of 0.0165 inches, it offers the flexibility needed for bending and forming around trim profiles by hand or with standard brake tooling. Siding contractors, carpenters, and general contractors are the primary installers of this material.

This trim coil is used in exterior renovation and new construction where aluminum cladding protects raw wood fascia, rake boards, window surrounds, and door casings from moisture and weathering. The dual-color finish makes it a practical choice on projects where structure-facing and weather-facing surfaces need different colors. The 50-foot roll length reduces splicing frequency on longer runs, keeping finished work cleaner and more uniform.

Key Features

• Dual-sided finish: white on one side, brown on the other, for flexible color matching
• 0.0165-inch aluminum thickness allows clean bends with a hand brake or trim brake
• 50-foot continuous roll minimizes seams on longer trim runs
• 12-inch width covers standard fascia board depths in a single pass
• Aluminum construction resists rust and corrosion in exterior environments

Compatibility

Designed as a standard aluminum trim coil for exterior cladding applications on residential and light commercial structures where 12-inch-wide painted aluminum stock is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by siding and exterior trim contractors using a portable trim brake, aviation snips, and aluminum-compatible fasteners. Cut edges should be hemmed or tucked to prevent exposed sharp metal on finished work. Avoid contact with dissimilar metals that may cause galvanic corrosion. Follow local building codes for exterior cladding attachment and fastener spacing.