Rail trim (1 Viewer)

[Spade]

Hi all.
As I was driving last week,a piece of trim fell from the overhead front of the camper.
I only got a quick look as it flashed by the side window.
It's from what I assume is an awning rail that on the front overhead bed. I have included photos.
Any guide to where I could source the trim and what's the rail on the front of the camper for anyway!

 

[Mikeco]

It’s not an awning rail, it covers the joint but the middle insert is missing

 

[Spade]

Thanks.
Is there only one piece of trim missing so,you can see a piece left on one of the photos, or is there two trims, one covering the screws and a larger one to go into the channel?

 

[Mikeco]

The two trims are the same one but the one across the front is missing an end cap plus the insert.

 

[TheBig1]

the end cap and the cover trim is missing. They shrink and harden with time in the sun. Shouldn't be expensive to replace

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[TheBig1]

It is referred to as Herzim strip or trim

 

[TheBig1]

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[PaulOH]

Caravan screw trim strip or similar wording - cheapest is black and other generic colours cost more - purely decorative and the sun plays merry hell with it - my van hit 30 this year but had flailing bits of screw cover hanging off over the last three years or so. I bought a roll off amazon and have to refit it - apparently there is a tool...

 

[TheBig1]

refitting is easy enough with a bucket of hot water to put the length of trim in to soften before you start. When it's cold, it can be a real sod to get in