Corner Beat for 45° Outside Corners Durable Drywall Bead & Easy Install

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Why Our Corner Bead Technology Outperforms

Traditional metal beads dent. Plastic ones warp. Our patent-pending Sure Corner drywall corner bead combines aerospace-grade polymer with steel reinforcement. You get 3X impact resistance (tested to 150 lb-force) and perfect 45-degree angles every time. The secret? Laser-guided alignment grooves that even beginners can master.

Head-to-Head: Corner Beat vs Competitors

Feature	Corner Beat Pro	Standard Metal	Plastic Bead
45-Degree Accuracy	±0.2°	±1.5°	±3°
Installation Time	15 mins	45 mins	30 mins
Warranty	Lifetime	1 Year	6 Months

Custom Solutions for Your Project

Whether you're crafting curved archways or earthquake-resistant structures, our corner bead for 45-degree outside corners adapts. Choose from 12 pre-configured angles or request laser-cut custom profiles. All orders ship within 24 hours - faster than Amazon Prime!

Real-World Results: Case Study

Denver General Hospital needed 8,000 linear feet of crack-proof corners. Using Sure Corner's antimicrobial bead, they achieved 100% inspection pass rates and zero maintenance calls in 18 months. Project manager Sarah K. raves: "We saved $23,000 in labor alone!"

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FAQS on corner beat

Q: What is a corner bead used for in drywall installation?

A: A corner bead reinforces and protects drywall corners, ensuring a clean, durable finish. It is typically made of metal or plastic and is applied to external corners.

Q: How do I install a corner bead for a 45-degree outside corner?

A: Measure and cut the corner bead to fit the 45-degree angle. Secure it with screws or adhesive, then apply joint compound and smooth it for a seamless transition.

Q: What makes Sure Corner drywall corner bead unique?

A: Sure Corner bead features a pre-creased design for easy folding on 45-degree or 90-degree corners. Its durable polymer material resists cracking and simplifies installation.

Q: Can I use a standard corner bead on angled corners?

A: Standard corner beads are designed for 90-degree corners. For angled joints like 45-degree outside corners, use specialized beads or adjustable products like Sure Corner.

Q: What tools are needed to apply a drywall corner bead?

A: Essential tools include a utility knife, tin snips, screws/nails, a trowel, and joint compound. For angled corners, an angle grinder or adjustable bead simplifies the process.