E-Z® Wall Trim
Water resistant and easy to install, the E-Z® wall trim offers a protective and stylish finish to your unit.
What is E-Z® Wall Trim?
Clarion’s E-Z® Wall Trim is a composite trim molding that is impervious to water, and can be used to finish off the edges of your unit in a clean and easy way.
Finish Off Your Unit With One of Clarion’s E-Z® Trim Kit
Trim Kit (TK or TKL)
Two front pieces, two side pieces and one back piece untrimmed.
E-Z® Trim Kit (TKEZ or TKEZL)
Two front pieces and two side pieces with 45° angle precut, one back piece untrimmed.
Custom Trimmed (TK Model #)
Custom fit trimmed to the exact dimensions of your shower & tub shower unit; slight trimming may be necessary to adjust for flooring.
Kit Contents and Instructions
The E-Z® Trim Kit includes
Vertical face pieces (Qty 2) – (E & F)
Each piece has one end mitered at 45°.
Horizontal side pieces (Qty 2) – (BH & CH)
Each piece will have one end mitered at 45°; Pieces will need to be trimmed to depth.
(in most kits this is one piece with both ends mitered)
Horizontal back piece (Qty 1) – (A)
No ends are mitered, will need to be trimmed to fit*. Recommended trimming profile for horizontal back piece (A)
How to Install the E-Z Trim Kit
1. Measure and cut the horizontal back piece (A) to fit along the back wall of the shower unit and against the dry wall finish. Install using preferred technique.
2. Install both horizontal side pieces (BH & CH) along the side walls of the shower unit and against the dry wall finish with the edge angled end facing the front opening of the shower. The back of these pieces will need to be trimmed to fit prior to installation. They are intentionally left long for construction variances.
3. Finally install the vertical side pieces over the front flanges of the shower unit. The bottom of these pieces will need to be trimmed to fit prior to installation. They are intentionally left long for construction variances.
*Note: Additional trimming with a saw or sharp knife will still be required to allow for a proper fit.
