Corners
Corner Bead with Mesh
A corner bead with mesh keeps edges straight and impact‑resistant. The PVC corner profile with mesh blends into the basecoat. Moreover, it speeds work and improves finish quality. Use an arched corner bead with mesh on curves. Add a drip profile with mesh to control water. It acts like a reliable render corner bead for facades.
Why corners and profiles matter
Corners take knocks and move with the facade. Therefore, profiles reinforce the base layer. Additionally, mesh wings spread stress. A facade corner bead also guides the trowel. As a result, edges stay clean and true.
Profiles with integrated mesh
Pick the right bead for each detail. Then match it with your basecoat and render.
- PVC corner profile with mesh: straight edges and stable lines. A classic render corner bead for external corners.
- Arched corner bead with mesh: forms curves and arches. Moreover, it keeps the radius even along the run.
- Drip profile with mesh: sheds water away from the facade. Consequently, it reduces staining and runs.
Application notes
Bed the bead in fresh basecoat. Align to a straight edge. Press until the ribs are seated.
Overlap mesh by at least 10 cm. Additionally, stagger joints. Do not leave wrinkles. Finally, cover the wings with basecoat.
Use an arched profile on curved reveals. For sills and terminations, fit a drip profile with mesh. Therefore, the water line stays controlled.
System compatibility
Profiles work with common EWI adhesives and primers. They suit silicone and silicate renders. In addition, each PVC corner profile blends with 150 g and 160 g meshes.
FAQs
When do I use an arched profile?
Use an arched option on curves and round heads. It shapes the arc and supports the basecoat.
Where should I place a drip?
Fit a drip profile with mesh above openings and at sills. It throws water clear of the facade.
Is PVC suitable for renders?
Yes. A PVC corner profile resists corrosion and bonds well. It is a proven facade corner bead.
How do I cut and join profiles?
Cut with snips or a fine saw. Butt joints tightly. Additionally, overlap the mesh wings and smooth the basecoat.
Corner Bead with Mesh
A corner bead with mesh keeps edges straight and impact‑resistant. The PVC corner profile with mesh blends into the basecoat. Moreover, it speeds work and improves finish quality. Use an arched corner bead with mesh on curves. Add a drip profile with mesh to control water. It acts like a reliable render corner bead for facades.
Why corners and profiles matter
Corners take knocks and move with the facade. Therefore, profiles reinforce the base layer. Additionally, mesh wings spread stress. A facade corner bead also guides the trowel. As a result, edges stay clean and true.
Profiles with integrated mesh
Pick the right bead for each detail. Then match it with your basecoat and render.
- PVC corner profile with mesh: straight edges and stable lines. A classic render corner bead for external corners.
- Arched corner bead with mesh: forms curves and arches. Moreover, it keeps the radius even along the run.
- Drip profile with mesh: sheds water away from the facade. Consequently, it reduces staining and runs.
Application notes
Bed the bead in fresh basecoat. Align to a straight edge. Press until the ribs are seated.
Overlap mesh by at least 10 cm. Additionally, stagger joints. Do not leave wrinkles. Finally, cover the wings with basecoat.
Use an arched profile on curved reveals. For sills and terminations, fit a drip profile with mesh. Therefore, the water line stays controlled.
System compatibility
Profiles work with common EWI adhesives and primers. They suit silicone and silicate renders. In addition, each PVC corner profile blends with 150 g and 160 g meshes.
FAQs
When do I use an arched profile?
Use an arched option on curves and round heads. It shapes the arc and supports the basecoat.
Where should I place a drip?
Fit a drip profile with mesh above openings and at sills. It throws water clear of the facade.
Is PVC suitable for renders?
Yes. A PVC corner profile resists corrosion and bonds well. It is a proven facade corner bead.
How do I cut and join profiles?
Cut with snips or a fine saw. Butt joints tightly. Additionally, overlap the mesh wings and smooth the basecoat.