Exposed edges on trailers and cabinets can wear down or loosen over time. This serrated C-channel trim covers raw edges to protect them and grips the material during installation for a more secure fit.
If you're replacing worn trim or finishing exposed panel edges, getting the right fit is important. This C-channel trim is not trailer-specific. To get the right fit, you'll need to match it to your existing trim by measurement. If you're replacing a section, measure your current trim or panel edge and compare:
The fit depends on both the channel opening and the panel thickness. Even small differences can prevent the panel from seating properly or staying securely in place. If you're not sure, take a few measurements and photos of your current setup and reach out to etrailer support for help comparing options.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everyone. Steve here with etrailer.com. Today we're looking at our P&F Products C-channel for enclosed trailers. It's a serrated aluminum construction. Now, folks, this is a C-channel trim. It can be used to conceal unfinished edges on your trailer door or ramp flap.
It can also be used to build cabinets or stuff like that as well. Now it is serrated on one side. You can see there it's got the serrations, while the other side is nice and smooth and flat. And it's aluminum, so it's sturdy, rustproof. It's one inch tall, 1 1/8 inches wide on the backside of that C channel, and 93 1/2 inches long overall on the length.
Well, folks, that is gonna wrap it up for a look together. I'm Steven. Thanks for watching.
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