What is this hatch trim material called / sourced?
- Thread starter Geoff W.
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It's called plastic T-molding, widely available. For example, https://www.amazon.com/Johnsonite-T-Molding-CD-XX-Material-Vinyl/dp/B01N5FETYW
Instead of "teak", I chose white. It matches the gelcoat, not the trim, and to my eye looks less artificial.
I forget the measurements, but compare what you have to the several sizes available.
Instead of "teak", I chose white. It matches the gelcoat, not the trim, and to my eye looks less artificial.
I forget the measurements, but compare what you have to the several sizes available.
Tom Metzger
Sustaining Partner
It's called 'T molding' or 'Tee moulding' by Outwater Plastics where I bought it years ago. I believe what I bought was 3/4" teak wood grain: https://www.outwater.com/products/zz-105-679/
I either bought 25 feet or I bought more and sold the rest on this site. I can't remember. The web site says it is only available in 250 ft coils. I would talk to them to see what kind of deal you can make with them. Other people on the list have gotten non-standard orders on extrusions from them.
The other useful product they have is sliding cabinet door track.
I either bought 25 feet or I bought more and sold the rest on this site. I can't remember. The web site says it is only available in 250 ft coils. I would talk to them to see what kind of deal you can make with them. Other people on the list have gotten non-standard orders on extrusions from them.
The other useful product they have is sliding cabinet door track.
RV repair places sometimes carry it.