Our moldings are finger joint pine created from a solid timber and have double prime layer applied on all sides.
Mouldings
Wood casing, also known as trim or molding, is a decorative and functional element used in carpentry and construction to finish and frame various architectural features in buildings, particularly around doors and windows. Different profiles and styles of casing can create a wide range of design effects, from traditional to contemporary, making it a versatile element in interior design and carpentry.
Plywood
Plywood is a versatile engineered wood product that has a wide range of applications in construction, woodworking, and various other industries. It is made by gluing together multiple layers or veneers of wood, with each adjacent layer having its grain direction rotated at right angles to one another. This cross-grain construction gives plywood its strength, stability, and resistance to warping.
Guides for the job
- Flexible plywood: what it is used for, and the sizes Cranco carries
- Best Way To Caulk Baseboards
- Plywood Uses
- What Is Vinyl J Trim
- Moulding House
- Casing Meaning
- Choosing the Right Plywood: A Quick Guide
- Crown Moulding: Spring Angle, Measuring and Cutting the Corners
- Window and Door Casing: How Much to Buy and How to Fit It
- Vinyl or Aluminum Siding: Panels, Soffit and Trim
- Flexible Plywood: Where It Bends and Which Grade to Use
- Flat or V-Groove Jamb Extensions: How to Choose
- Baseboard, Shoe Base, Quarter Round and Back Band: Which Moulding Goes Where
- Door and Window Casing: Colonial, Tudor or Step Bevel