Hardwood Base Moulding

We offer a variety of hardwood moulding and trim styles, including crown moulding, baseboards, chair rails, and door trim. Each style has unique characteristics, allowing you to select the one that best suits your room’s decor. Our hardwood products are crafted exclusively from FAS and Select Grade woods, ensuring exceptional quality and durability.

Installation difficulty can vary depending on the complexity of the profile and the type of moulding or trim. However, many of our products are designed for easy installation, with pre-mitered corners available for certain profiles to simplify the process and ensure precise cuts.

Maintenance for hardwood moulding and trim involves occasional sanding and refinishing to maintain its appearance. Regular dusting and cleaning with a mild detergent can help keep your moulding and trim looking its best.

Yes, hardwood moulding and trim can be painted or stained to match your interior. Be sure to use the appropriate primer and paint or stain for the best finish.

FAS (Firsts and Seconds) Grade:
FAS is the highest grade of hardwood available, representing the pinnacle of quality in lumber. FAS wood is prized for its exceptional clarity, minimal knots, and consistent color, making it the preferred choice for projects where aesthetics are paramount. The grain is typically straight, and the wood is virtually free from defects, ensuring a smooth, flawless finish that highlights the natural beauty of the hardwood. Whether you're crafting intricate moulding profiles or elegant trim, FAS grade wood delivers unmatched elegance and durability.


Select Grade:
Select Grade wood is a high-end option that offers a balance between quality and value. While slightly lower in grade than FAS, Select Grade wood still maintains a high standard with fewer knots and a more uniform appearance compared to lower-grade woods. It offers an excellent combination of beauty and practicality, making it an ideal choice for homeowners seeking premium hardwood moulding and trim that will stand the test of time. Select Grade wood allows you to achieve a luxurious look with a slightly more natural character, adding warmth and richness to your home's interior.

Both FAS and Select Grade woods are carefully chosen for their superior qualities, ensuring that every piece of moulding and trim you install is of the highest possible standard. Whether you opt for the unparalleled refinement of FAS or the exceptional value of Select Grade, you can be confident that your moulding and trim will enhance the beauty and elegance of your home for years to come.

Cutting hardwood moulding and trim corners accurately requires some precision. Follow these detailed steps:


Measure and Mark:
Measure the angle of the corner where the moulding or trim will be installed. Most corners are 90 degrees, but check to be sure.


Cutting Inside Corners:
For inside corners (where two walls meet), set your miter saw to 45 degrees. Make the cuts so that the two pieces fit snugly together, creating a clean, tight joint. Adjustments may be needed for a precise fit.


Cutting Outside Corners:
For outside corners (where the moulding or trim wraps around a corner), set your miter saw to 45 degrees in the opposite direction. The pieces should meet at a 90-degree angle, ensuring they cover the corner evenly. Again, dry fit and adjust as needed.


Dry Fit:
Dry fit the pieces in place to ensure they align correctly before securing them.


Secure and Finish:
Secure the moulding or trim with nails or adhesive, fill any gaps or nail holes with caulk or wood filler, and then sand and paint or stain as needed.

For more intricate profiles or complex installations, consider using an installation kit or consulting a professional for best results.