Joist “trim”

[bakemono]

I’m trying to see if there is something on the market that I can buy to clean up the joint between the joist and drywall. I couldn’t think of what to call it, so I just designed one, but would prefer to buy them rather than print out 36 of them. The roof angle is 17.5 degrees. Also, any recommendations on a good trim to use to close out the gap on that roof line where it meets with the drywall?

 

[PCustoms]

1/4 round or cove molding?

 

[nmk_61802]

If your painting it all, why not backer rod and big stretch caulk on the joint to joist? For the gap at the ceiling use 1x4 or 6 or any other trim you like that has a tall enough profile.

 

[readhead]

Flat tape it or caulk it.

 

[tmp]

Can’t really tell dimensions from the photo, but I would consider using a deck rail connector bracket. You could slice the back out with an oscillating tool so you can just slip it over.

Something like this - there are a ton of versions on Amazon too.

2 in x 6 in Rail Connectors by Deckorators

<p>This multi-function rail connector from deckorators can be used for installing wood 2 inch x 4 inch stair rails or wood 2 inch x 6 inch level rails. To use with 2 inch x 4 inches for stairs, cut rails to the angle needed, then attach rail bracket according to instructions. </p> <p>Available...

www.decksdirect.com

 

[tmp]

Or if price isn’t a concern…

2" Joist Hanger Bracket, great for added support and a great decorative touch

Post base bracket is made of 1/4" steel and finished in a super tough Powdercoat finish perfect of your outdoor project. Comes in a variety of colors and can be customized if needed. Madison Iron and Wood is a veteran owned American Company.

madisonironandwood.com

 

[The Cobbler]

I'm thinking 1/4" MDF, ripped to the width of the truss @ the wall , cut to length , nailed in place, caulked painted and call it done.