CIRCULAR TRIM TO WINDOW

DAVIDLE

Hi all,

I have a circular window. It is surrounded by timber clad - the end grain is unfortunately facing the weather (exposed) around the edge.
Does anybody know a cheap solution to form a trim for this?
It could ideally be aluminum or s.s. but any other solutions would be helpful.
My problem is anything made to fit would be bespoke
and would cost.
see picture.
thanks
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BryanF

varnish?

MARTY_macfly

Thin stainless steel would not cost that much. you could also use zinc which would probably be alot nicer. Just make sure u use a beather membraine underneath it.

heinbloed

The picture shows bad design/workmanship to it's extreme. The cladding needs to be removed !

Contact a real carpenter, not a floor installer who seems to have done this job.
I've never seen togue-and-grove timber screwed into the tounge at an external fascade, unbelieveable.
All cut ends at an external fascade must be designed to let water drain-off freely. And ventilated. And so on....
Get the fascade redone, timber rot can occure without being spotted, one stormy waether and the entire fascade might come-off, esp. with the fixing method shown.
If the job was done under a professionals guarantee there is surely a come-back.