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Angle Bead (Corner Bead) - Professional Introduction

 

An angle bead, also known as a a corner bead, is a crucial plastering and drywall accessory used to form, reinforce, and protect external corners on walls and ceilings. It is a fundamental component in modern construction, ensuring a clean, straight, and durable finish.

 

Key Features & Structure:

 

· Material: Typically made from galvanized steel, stainless steel, or durable PVC.

· Design: Features an L-shaped cross-section, with perforated wings on each side. The external corner is a sharp, precise 90-degree angle.

· Function: The wings are embedded into the plaster, skim coat, or joint compound, while the solid external spine acts as a guide and a protective arris.

 

Primary Functions & Benefits:

 

1. Creates a Perfect, Sharp Corner: It provides a straight, true 90-degree edge that is difficult to achieve freehand, resulting in a professional-looking finish.

2. Reinforces and Protects: The bead acts as an impact-resistant shield for the otherwise vulnerable plaster corner, preventing chipping, cracking, and other damage from accidental impacts.

3. Guides Application: It serves as a visual and physical guide for the applicator, allowing for easy and consistent application of plaster or joint compound on both sides of the corner.

4. Long-Lasting Durability: Made from corrosion-resistant materials, it ensures the integrity of the corner remains intact for the lifetime of the wall system.

Product Description

Common Applications:Forming external corners in drywall partitions.

Reinforcing corners in traditional plastered walls.

Defining the edges of reveals around windows and doors.

 Creating clean lines at the junction of walls and soffits.

Installation Summary:

The angle bead is fixed to the corner, usually with nails, screws, or staples, or by being bedded directly into a base coat of plaster. Once secured, multiple layers of joint compound or plaster are applied over the perforated wings, feathering them out to blend seamlessly with the wall surface. The robust spine remains exposed, defining the perfect corner.

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