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Cover Strips

Wunderlite currently produce for stock 4 Cover Strip designs which were commonly used to frame central panel blocks and provide a separation between feature designs and filler strips.

These range from the narrow (50mm wide) P Round and D Cross borders to the St Pats Border (100mm wide) up to the Mark Foys Border (300mm wide).

All pressed metal ceilings may be installed with timber strips to provide frames separating different designs but the pressed metal cover strips are most convenient. We are often asked to press or to fold up different designs and we are able to do so if you provide a profile of the design you require.

We also produce three corner caps to suit the cover strips including a 2, 3 or 4 way cap designed join the Mark Foy Border which finds application in very large areas of pressed metal which are being broken up into major and well defined feature pattern blocks.

Please contact us and provide samples of specific strips or caps which you may require for a specific application and we will be able to copy any such design.

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St Pats Cover Strip
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D Cross Cover Strip
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Round Cover Strip
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Corner Cap S Floral
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Corner Cap S Plain
 
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