Floor Molding & Trim Products

Our collection of floor molding and trim includes a diverse range of options to suit different design preferences and budgetary requirements. Whether you prefer classic wooden baseboards for a traditional look, modern PVC baseboards for easy maintenance, or decorative crown molding for a touch of elegance, we have the perfect solution to enhance your interior decor.

Floor Molding & Trim Explained

Floor molding and trim, also known as baseboards or skirting boards, serve both functional and aesthetic purposes in interior design and construction. Here's an overview of floor molding and trim:

  1. Functionality: Floor molding and trim are installed at the base of interior walls where they meet the floor. They serve several important functions:

    • Protection: Baseboards protect the bottom of walls from damage caused by foot traffic, vacuum cleaners, and furniture.
    • Concealment: They cover the joint between the wall and the floor, concealing gaps, rough edges, and uneven surfaces.
    • Transition: Floor molding provides a smooth transition between different types of flooring materials, such as carpet, hardwood, laminate, or tile.
    • Decoration: Baseboards add a decorative element to interior spaces, enhancing the overall appearance of rooms.
  2. Types of Floor Molding:

    • Baseboard Molding: This is the most common type of floor molding, typically made of wood, MDF (medium-density fiberboard), PVC (polyvinyl chloride), or composite materials. Baseboards come in various styles and profiles, from simple and modern to ornate and traditional.
    • Quarter Round: Quarter round molding is a small, rounded trim that is often used in conjunction with baseboards to cover gaps between the baseboard and the floor.
    • Cove Molding: Cove molding has a concave profile and is commonly used in older homes or for a more traditional look.
    • Base Shoe: Base shoe molding is similar to quarter round but has a slightly different profile, providing a sleeker and more modern appearance.
  3. Installation:

    • Floor molding and trim are typically installed after flooring installation and before painting walls.
    • The molding is measured and cut to fit the length of each wall using a miter saw or coping saw for inside corners.
    • It is then attached to the wall using finishing nails, adhesive, or a combination of both.
    • Gaps between the molding and the wall can be filled with caulk or wood putty for a seamless finish.
  4. Finishing Touches:

    • Once installed, floor molding and trim can be painted or stained to match the color scheme of the room.
    • They should be regularly cleaned and maintained to keep them looking their best.

Overall, floor molding and trim are essential components of interior design, providing both practical protection and decorative enhancement to interior spaces.