The lacquered fin is used as a decorative perimeter element in false ceilings.

The lacquered fin serves as a finishing profile in the Drywall system. It is an essential accessory to ensure a refined finish between plasterboard panels and other surfaces, such as windows, doors, or walls.

• Protects edges and corners: Ensures that the edges of plasterboard panels are not damaged during installation or daily use.
• Aesthetic finish: Provides a clean and uniform look, concealing any imperfections between drywall and other surfaces.
• Smooth transition: Facilitates the connection of different materials (such as drywall and wood or metal) without visible gaps or unevenness.
• Easy to paint: Its lacquered surface allows direct painting, contributing to a high-quality final finish.

Applications:

• Windows and doors: Creates a clean finish around openings and frames.
• Connection to existing walls: Used for transitions between drywall and masonry or other materials.
• Corners and edges: Protects the most vulnerable points in partitions or ceilings from impacts.

Advantages:

• Corrosion resistance: The lacquered coating protects against oxidation.
• Durability: Ensures greater resistance to impacts and wear.
• Professional finish: Enhances the aesthetics of the project.