Finishing profiles, as complete systems.

Use: Decorative reveal lines on WPC / bamboo-charcoal / laminate wall panels — feature-wall grids, panel-seam concealment, TV and headboard feature lines

Not for — A decorative T-line is NOT a movement / expansion joint — never use it to bridge a structural or thermal movement gap

To source & verifyConfirm the number is the VISIBLE FACE width (not seam / insertion depth) + compatible panel thickness + bar length in linear metres

Use: Bold reveal lines and wider grid divisions — taller feature walls, wardrobe and joinery face lines, reception and headboard backdrops

Not for — A decorative T-line is NOT a movement / expansion joint — never use it to bridge a structural or thermal movement gap

To source & verifyConfirm the number is the VISIBLE FACE width (not seam / insertion depth) + compatible panel thickness + bar length in linear metres

Use: The finest decorative reveal — tight panel grids, delicate feature lines and shadow-gap detailing where T10 / T15 would look heavy

Not for — Shallow stem — do not use T5 to bridge a wide or uneven seam; it will not hold. It is a decorative line, never a movement / expansion joint

To source & verifyConfirm Matte Black stock (the only standard T5 colour) + visible face ~5 mm + fine seam width + bar length in linear metres

Use: Warm metallic reveal lines where Matte Black is too hard — Champagne feature walls, joinery faces, hospitality and retail interiors

Not for — Do not order without an approved master sample, and do not mix colour batches on one visible run — visible colour mismatch. Not a movement joint

To source & verifyApproved physical Champagne master sample on file + single-batch colour match + same T5 section / seam + bar length in linear metres

Use: Butt-joining T-line bars into a run longer than one stock length while keeping the face line unbroken

Not for — Straight in-line joints only — not a substitute for a corner; do not use it to turn a corner

To source & verifyJoiner is profile-specific — confirm it matches this T-line's back geometry; otherwise align by squared butt + adhesive

Use: Closing the visible end of a T-line where it stops at a panel edge, door / window reveal, or ceiling line

Not for — Not structural — the bar must be independently bonded; the cap only closes the end, it does not hold the T-line

To source & verifyEnd cap is profile-specific and colour-matched — confirm the cap matches this exact T-line (T5 / T10 / T15) and finish batch

Use: Turning T-line reveals around internal and external wall corners on feature walls and panel grids

Not for — Do not force / bend a rigid T-line around a sharp corner (kinks the face) — mitre it or use the corner part; a corner is not a movement joint

To source & verifyStated angle 90° internal (阴角) vs external (阳角) + whether a moulded corner exists or it is a site 45° mitre + surface vs panel-inserted seating

Use: Fabricating clean corners and in-line butt joints for T-line runs on site or in the workshop

Not for — Not a fixing component — it shapes cuts only; do not leave it in the finished junction

To source & verifyJig fits this profile's face + stem and grips without marring the finish

Use: Curved feature-wall seams, arched openings and circular columns — where a rigid T cannot follow the curve

Not for — Not for radii tighter than its rated minimum bend radius (kinks / cracks the face); not a structural curve-former

To source & verifyMin bend radius + factory-curved vs site-bendable + colour-match to the rigid T-line master sample

Use: The standard way every seam-inserted T-line is fixed and spaced — kept as a consumable alongside the profiles

Not for — Do not use acetic-cure silicone on anodised aluminium (corrosion); do not rely on thin double-sided tape alone to carry a vertical / overhead T-line

To source & verifyAdhesive is neutral-cure and substrate-approved + spacer set matches the specified seam width