What we stock
- Vinyl and metal corner bead, square and bullnose
- L-bead, J-bead, and casing
- Expansion and control joints
- Architectural reveals and reglets
- Tear-away and shadow bead
- Arch and flexible trim
Silo 7
Everything that finishes an edge, from a job-site bullnose to a specified architectural reveal.
Five Colorado yards.
One outfit.
Keep moving
Reveals and reglets are specified by profile, depth, and finish, and the wrong one is not something you can fix on site. Send us the detail. We carry Fry Reglet and Flannery at every yard, so the answer is usually on a shelf rather than eight weeks out.
The bead, reveal, or reglet — Vinyl, metal, and the architectural profiles. This page
Expansion and control joint — Where the wall is allowed to move. This page
Staples, clinch tool, or spray adhesive — How it gets fixed before it gets coated. Tools & Fasteners
Compound to coat it — Setting compound at the bead, ready-mix over it. Drywall & Finishing
Sealant where it meets something else — Dissimilar materials move at different rates. Waterproofing & Sealants
A specified reveal is not a trim piece. It is a detail that has to arrive with the board, the compound, and the sealant that finish it.
Trim-Tex · Clinch-On · ClarkDietrich · Flannery · Fry Reglet
All five yards. If yours is short a size, it usually comes over from another the same day — most transfers land in two to four hours.
Common questions
Vinyl will not rust or dent and it is the default on most interior work now. Metal still wins where it takes abuse or where the spec calls it out.
Text us a photo with a tape in the shot. Profile plus depth usually gets us to the part number.
The branch makes the call