Amerimax Home Products 69410 Aluminum Trim Coil 10x10 Ft

Product Description

The AMERIMAX HOME PRODUCTS 69410 is a dual-finish aluminum trim coil used for capping, wrapping, and finishing exterior wood trim on residential and light commercial structures. The coil measures 10 inches wide by 10 feet long and features a factory thickness of 0.0115 inches. One side is finished in white and the reverse in brown, giving installers flexibility to match or contrast the primary facade color without stocking two separate rolls. At 16.4 pounds per roll, it is manageable for single-person handling on ladders and scaffolding. Siding contractors, carpenters, and remodelers use this material to protect fascia, soffits, window surrounds, and door casing from moisture intrusion and weathering.

This trim coil is suited for exterior cladding applications on residential homes and light commercial buildings. It is commonly applied over raw or painted wood trim to create a low-maintenance, weather-resistant finish. Installers cut it with standard tin snips or a brake, then fold and nail or staple it in place over the substrate. The dual white-and-brown color option makes it a practical choice for projects where either a light or a dark trim color is needed from a single SKU. Rolls are packaged 12 per case, which suits both single-job purchases and contractor stocking orders.

Key Features

• Dual-finish coil: white on one side, brown on the reverse, for installation flexibility
• 10 inches wide by 10 feet long per roll for standard trim wrapping applications
• 0.0115-inch factory thickness provides consistent gauge across the roll
• 16.4-pound roll weight supports single-person handling on the job site
• Packaged 12 rolls per case for efficient contractor stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-gauge aluminum trim coil for exterior residential and light commercial trim wrap applications including fascia, soffit edges, window surrounds, and door casing.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by siding contractors or carpenters using tin snips, a hand brake, and a nail or staple gun. Power down any connected electrical components near the work area before applying trim around window or door openings. Follow local building code requirements for fastener spacing and overlap on exterior cladding assemblies. Avoid over-bending the material at a single crease, as repeated flexing at one point can compromise the finish and structural integrity of the coil.