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Finger Jointed Primed Baseboard
Wooden Baseboard runs along the bottom of the wall, protecting against any nicks or lower abrasion.And it is often used accompanied with a small size moulding like quarter round or shoe molding.
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White Primed Baseboard Mouding
Primed baseboard (also called skirting board, skirting, mop board, floor molding, or base molding) is a usually wooden board covering the lowest part of an interior wall.
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Wood Baseboard usually used to trim flooring. It covers the uneven edge of flooring next to the wall; protects the wall from kicks, abrasion, and furniture; and can serve as a decorative molding.
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Wood Baseboard are primarily used to trim flooring. It’s purpose is to cover the gaps between the wall and Flooring as the decoration.
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Wood Primed baseboard are usually used as the flooring accessories. It’s main use to cover the gaps between the wall and Flooring as the decoration.
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Trim boards are a decorative moulding which is used for the home to add a break between floor, ceiling, walls, doors and windows.
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Finger Jointed Primed Wood Trim Board
Product Name:Trim Board. Wood Species:MDF, Radiate Pine, Chinese Fir,etc. Size:Customized size. Moisture Content: 8%-12%. Manufacture Process: Raw wood material log cut into boards - Kiln dried -
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Trim boards are a decorative moulding which is used for the home to add a break between floor, ceiling, walls, doors and windows.
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Trim boards are a decorative moulding which is used for the home to add a break between floor, ceiling, walls, doors and windows.
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Trim boards are a decorative moulding which is used for the home to add a break between floor, ceiling, walls, doors and windows.
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Trim boards are a decorative moulding which is used for the home to add a break between floor, ceiling, walls, doors and windows.
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Wood Casing — It is one kind of decorative moulding which around the sides of a door or window opening covering the gap between the finished wall and the jamb or frame.
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