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Sealed-Edge PVC Boards

July 11, 2013

Fypon

Fypon

Fypon LLC has introduced a new line of sealed-edge PVC boards and an upgraded woodgrain pattern on its popular PVC boards and sheets. The sealed-edge finish on the PVC boards provides a clean, smooth edge for higher-quality appearance and finishing. The sealed edge also helps keep the boards clean longer on the jobsite and in the lumberyard. It minimizes the cell structure on the edge of the boards, making them easier to clean and maintain their appearance longer. The updated woodgrain pattern on Fypon PVC boards and sheets now provide installers with a more realistic woodgrain pattern for project work. It is available in both non-sealed edge and sealed-edge PVC boards and sheets. Fypon manufactures almost 400 PVC products in the categories of Column Wraps, QuickRail® Systems and PVC Trim. For more information, call 800-446-3040 or visit www.fypon.com.  

KEYWORDS: PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride)

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