Product Description
This beige edge trim is suitable for finishing table tops, furniture flaps and other panels with a 20 mm edge thickness. It protects the exposed furniture edges while providing a neat and harmonious finish inside the VW Type2 Bay.
The edge trim is used on our furniture, including the Berlin and Helsinki table tops. It is therefore particularly suitable for replacing damaged, brittle or shrunken original edge trim.
The matching retaining spline is included for secure installation on the intended furniture edge.
The trim is sold in units of 0.50 metres. When ordering multiple units, they will not be cut into separate sections but will always be supplied as one continuous length.
Ordering Examples
| Quantity ordered |
Length supplied |
| 1 unit |
0.50 m |
| 2 units |
1.00 m in one piece |
| 3 units |
1.50 m in one piece |
| 4 units |
2.00 m in one piece |
| 6 units |
3.00 m in one piece |
For example, if you require 2 metres of edge trim, please order 4 units. You will then receive one continuous 2-metre length.
Technical Data
- Product: Furniture edge trim
- Colour: Beige
- Suitable for: Furniture panels with a 20 mm edge thickness
- Application: Table tops, furniture flaps and other furniture panels
- Suitable for: VW Type2 Bay camper and furniture interiors
- Examples: Berlin and Helsinki table tops
- Fixing method: Retaining spline
- Sales unit: 0.50 metres
- Delivery: Multiple units supplied as one continuous length
Scope of Delivery
- Edge trim in the total length ordered
- Matching retaining spline
Please Note
The stated price applies to each 0.50-metre unit. Carefully measure the total length required before ordering and allow for any curves and corners.
Multiple units are combined into one total length and supplied as one continuous piece.
Tip
We recommend ordering a few centimetres more than the exact measured length. This provides sufficient allowance for curves, adjustments and a neat final joint.
Allow the edge trim to reach room temperature before installation and fit it without excessive tension. Stretching the trim during installation may cause it to contract later.
