Accessories

Discover the key to enhanced building efficiency with our range of continuous insulation and building enclosure accessories, designed for superior performance and durability.

Continuous insulation accessories for GreenGirt and SMARTci systems

Angle trim

Non-structural composite angle trim framing for walls, roofs, and window/door openings.

Flat trim

Non-structural composite flat trim framing for walls, roofs, and window/door openings.

Pressure seals

Universal composite for butt joint attachment in integrated rigid insulation to provide an air- and water-tight seal.

GreenGirt CMH™ double Z-girt

An aluminum insert that combines two GreenGirt CMH Z-girts into a structural hat to deal with more extreme spacing or cladding weight conditions.

GreenGirt CMH™ dead load clip

A vertical composite metal hybrid structural component used to support deeper horizontal GreenGirt CMH Z-girts with stress and deflection.

Additional Products

Available from A2P but manufactured by others.

Caulk

Flexible waterproof material to seal joints and leaks.

Tape

A strip with adhesive surface to bind building materials together at terminations and joints.

Expandable Foam

Expandable materials to fill, seal, and insulate joints, voids, and gaps.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Do GreenGirt accessories work with SMARTci®, GreenGirt CMH™, and GreenGirt Steel™?

Yes, accessories are fully compatible with SMARTci®, GreenGirt CMH™, and GreenGirt Steel™ systems.

What is a pressure seal for rigid insulation joints?

A pressure seal is a universal composite accessory used at rigid insulation butt joints to help create an air- and water-tight seal.

When do I need a GreenGirt CMH™ double Z-girt or dead load clip instead of a standard Z-girt?

The GreenGirt CMH™ double Z-girt and dead load clip are structural accessories for projects with unconventional or heavy cladding, extreme spacing requirements, or added deflection demands that go beyond what a standard Z-girt or clip is built for. The double Z-girt fuses two GreenGirt CMH™ Z-girts with a quarter-inch aluminum insert into a single structural hat, while the dead load clip reinforces deeper horizontal GreenGirt CMH™ Z-girts under that added stress. Both are rated to handle point loads of over 500 pounds.

What's the difference between angle trim and flat trim?

Both are non-structural composite trim components used at the same locations: walls, roofs, and window and door openings. The difference is profile: angle trim is used where a corner or angled transition needs to be framed, while flat trim is used for straight-run terminations and edges. Which one a project needs depends on the specific transition condition being finished.