Flexible Polyurethane Moldings & Trim Solutions
Stainable, Paintable & Easy to Install!
At Versatrim, we understand that not all projects are straightforward. That’s why we created our exclusive line of VersaFlex products: the same great molding and trim products you already love, with the flexibility to fit any project’s unique needs and curves!
- Minimums: No minimums so you can order only what you need!
- Lead Time: VersaFlex flexible moldings and trims ship from our facility within 1 business day for orders up to 5 pieces. Wall Base & Colonial Base are Special Order Items. Longer lead times may apply.
- Shipping: The same shipping rate & transit time applies as with our standard molding products
The VersaFlex Full Line of Flexible Trim & Moldings
At Versatrim, our seven different flexible molding and trim options, in addition to all our flooring and stair solutions, references flooring thickness as the total thickness of all members of the floor installation once laid upon the subfloor. This is typically composed of the flooring plank (i.e., vinyl or laminate), the underlayment–either attached or loose lay, and any additional vapor barriers.
VersaFlex T-Molding
When your project needs you to join two laminate floors in adjoining rooms, either through a doorway or other entrance at an angle or on a curve, the VersaFlex T-Molding is the flexible vinyl floor trim you need. The Versatrim T-Molding is the best solution when your two different floors are approximately the same height.
Core Material: Polyurethane Composite
Surface: Stainable and Paintable
Length: 94″
Available In:
- 1020336 – Oak Wood Grain
VersaFlex Reducer
If you have a project that requires you to transition from laminate floors to other floors of a different height (with a minimum height difference of ¼”) at a curve, you need the VersaFlex reducer that gives the transition a seamless look and feel that lasts for years.
Core Material: Polyurethane Composite
Surface: Stainable and Paintable
Length: 94″
Available In:
- 1020336 – Oak Wood Grain
VersaFlex End Cap
When your project requires you to transition from one color flooring to the next, or to transition from laminate to carpet, masonry (fireplaces), sliding doors, or other exterior door jams, you need a reliable VersaFlex end cap that installs easily and moves with you.
Core Material: Polyurethane Composite
Surface: Stainable and Paintable
Length: 94″
Available In:
- 1020336 – Oak Wood Grain
VersaFlex Quarter Round
At Versatrim, our Quarter Rounds are used to conceal the required space left between the wall and the laminate flooring to ensure it keeps up with building expansion over time. The VersaFlex version can also be used to round fireplaces, or the bottom of rounded staircases.
Core Material: Polyurethane Composite
Surface: Stainable and Paintable
Length: 94″
Available In:
- 1020335 – Paint Grade (No Grain)
- 1020336 – Oak Wood Grain
VersaFlex Base Shoe
The VersaFlex Base Shoe, like the Quarter Round, is used to conceal the required expansion space between the wall and the laminate flooring, hiding the unsightly seam with a more visually appealing flexible trim.
Core Material: Polyurethane Composite
Surface: Stainable and Paintable
Length: 94″
Available In:
- 1020335 – Paint Grade (No Grain)
- 1020336 – Oak Wood Grain
VersaFlex Wall Base*
Base moldings conceal the joint between an interior wall and the floor. They may also be used to protect walls from daily wear-and-tear caused by scuffs and cleaning solutions.
Core Material: Polyurethane Composite
Surface: Stainable and Paintable
Length: 94″
Available In:
- 1020335 – Paint Grade (No Grain)
- 1020336 – Oak Wood Grain
VersaFlex Colonial Base*
Like wall bases, our colonial base is a flexible molding that conceals the joint between an interior wall and the floor. They may also be used to protect walls from daily wear-and-tear caused by scuffs and cleaning solutions. At 4-⅞ inches, our VersaFlex Colonial Base is a little taller than our standard Wall Base.
Core Material: Polyurethane Composite
Surface: Stainable and Paintable
Length: 94″
Available In:
- 1020335 – Paint Grade (No Grain)
- 1020336 – Oak Wood Grain
Special Order Item. Longer lead times may apply.
Installing & Maintaining Your Flexible Trim & Molding
By leveraging our moisture-resistant polyurethane composite material, VersaFlex moldings are designed for both interior and exterior use. However, Versatrim still recommends the use of a paint or gel stain and sealer for all applications. Here are a few considerations to keep in mind when working with VersaFlex products during a variety of installation and maintenance tasks:
Machining: Conventional woodworking tools can be used with this material. The materials utilized in VersaFlex products were chosen because they can be cut, sanded, and shaped with ease. When trimming VersaFlex polyurethane molding and trim, we recommend miter saws. As with all types of trim material, use care when marking and cutting.
Conditioning: When conditioning our flexible stair nose molding and all other VersaFlex products, do so in a warm room (70° to 75°) for half a day to make it more flexible for a variety of applications and needs.
Fastening: Always install VersaFlex moldings in a relaxed position. Use construction adhesive, panel adhesive, or mastic type glue continuously and nails to secure the flexible vinyl floor trim and molding material in place until your adhesive bonds.
- Do not use staples to fasten our flexible trim and molding material.
- With all VersaFlex products, we recommend keeping your use of nails to a minimum, with spacing no closer than 6” between each nail.
- Do not nail closer than 3/8” from the edge of your flexible molding.
Cleaning: Prior to finishing your VersaFlex flexible trim for laminate flooring, clean the polyurethane molding pieces by wiping them with a cloth using soap and water, paint thinner, or any mild solvent. This makes sure that any dirt or grease that may have accumulated during installation is fully removed.
Painting & Staining: All VersaFlex flexible molding products are paint grade and most profiles feature a grain pattern that can be stained. Staining your flexible trim or molding requires the use of a gel–type stain and your paint must be latex or oil–based in order to ensure proper coverage and adherence.