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Architraves, Skirting's and Mouldings
Timber trim that may need to be fixed through the linings into a steel frame can be readily secured with countersunk head extended point self-drilling screws, 50mm long for timber up to 23 mm thick and 65mm long for timber 23 to 30 mm thick.
With some framing systems the fix-out skirting, architraves and internal door frames can be secured by nailing.
Manufacturers’ recommendations for appropriate nail sizing and procedures should be followed at all times.