H-Trim is used to connect two flat panels together; it's commonly used in wall panelling, shower enclosures, and other interior installations. The trim's "H" form enables it to grasp the margins of two adjacent panels, forming a smooth, aligned, and safe joining.

Aluminium or PVC are the materials most often used to create H-Trims; these materials are selected for their strength and capacity to withstand moisture, particularly in damp spaces like bathrooms.

H-Trims can be used for a variety of purposes, including joining shower panels. H-Trim is frequently used in bathrooms to join two shower wall panels. In order to prevent water from seeping through the joint, it aids in creating a watertight barrier between the panels when the panels don't have a T&G.

Wall panelling: H-Trim is used to attach wall panels in bathrooms and rooms so that the surface is continuous and free of obvious seams or uneven edges.

Ceiling Panelling: H-Trim may be used to connect ceiling panels, giving the impression of a polished and clean surface, much like wall panelling.

Aesthetic Finishing: In addition to serving a practical purpose, H-Trim gives the edges where panels join a tidy and polished finish that improves the installation's overall appearance.