Corner Beat & 45° Outside Corner Bead Durable Drywall Solutions

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Technical Superiority That Beats the Competition

Why choose Corner Beat? Our 20-gauge galvanized steel core laughs at impacts. The patented 45° SnapLock system installs 40% faster than traditional beads. Want numbers? Try these:

Feature	Corner Beat	Generic Beads
Installation Time	8 minutes	22 minutes
Impact Resistance	300 lbs	90 lbs

Why Pros Choose Us Over Alternatives

While others sell beads, we deliver corner armor. The Sure Corner drywall corner bead isn't just product – it's peace of mind. Our secret? Triple-layer polymer coating that outlasts standard vinyl by 3:1. Still comparing apples to oranges?

Custom Solutions for Your Angles

45° outside corners giving you nightmares? Our precision-engineered adapter kits turn complex angles into child's play. Available in 30°-60° configurations. Ask about our laser-cut templates – accuracy measured in microns!

Real Projects, Real Results

Chicago high-rise: 2,800 corners completed in record time. Texas ranch remodel: Zero callbacks on 157 acute angles. Your project could be next. Our case studies show 94% repeat customer rate – can your current supplier match that?

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FAQS on corner beat

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

A: A corner bead is a protective trim installed on drywall corners to reinforce edges, prevent damage, and create clean, straight lines for finishing.

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

A: Measure and cut the 45-degree corner bead to fit, secure it with screws or adhesive, then apply joint compound and sand for a seamless finish.

Q: What makes Sure Corner drywall corner bead unique?

A: Sure Corner drywall corner bead features a rust-resistant galvanized steel design and pre-folded edges for easy alignment, ensuring durability and quick installation.

Q: Can I use a standard corner bead on 45-degree outside corners?

A: No, standard corner beads are for 90-degree corners. Use a specialized 45-degree outside corner bead for proper fit and structural support.

Q: Do I need tools to install Sure Corner drywall corner bead?

A: Basic tools like tin snips for cutting and a screw gun or hammer for fastening are recommended, though adhesive options may reduce tool dependency.