Decorative Wooden Mouldings

Premium kiln-dried finger-jointed wooden mouldings with 10-13% moisture content. Available in Douglas Fir or Radiata Pine with PEFC certification. Features 1-coat gesso & 2-coat water-based primer finish, sanded between coats. Customizable lengths (2.44m-5.6m), widths (14-300mm), and thicknesses (6-106mm). Ideal for residential and commercial interior applications.

Premium white decorative architectural mouldings made from kiln-dried finger-jointed Douglas Fir or Radiata Pine. Features professional priming finishes, SGS certification, and custom sizing from 14mm to 300mm width. Ideal for hotels, commercial buildings, and residential interior decoration with 10+ years manufacturing expertise.

Premium kiln-dried finger-jointed wooden mouldings with excellent heat insulation and structural stability. Available in Douglas Fir, Radiata Pine, or Chinese Fir with SGS certification. Custom sizes from 14mm to 300mm width and 6mm to 106mm thickness. Waterproof, fire-resistant, and environmentally friendly for commercial and residential applications.

Durable PU moulding resists cracking, warping, and moisture. Pre-primed with gesso and water-based primer, ready to paint. Lightweight, easy to cut and install. Suitable for indoor and outdoor decoration. Custom sizes and colors available.

Kiln dried to 10-13% moisture content for stability. Premium 1-coat gesso and 2-coat water-based primer, sanded between coats. Smooth, durable, and easy to work with power tools. Ideal for residential decoration. Custom sizes and colors available.

Kiln dried to 10-13% moisture content for stability. Finger-jointed pine or fir with damp-proof treatment. SGS certified. Custom sizes available. Ideal for door, window, and wall trim.

Durable damp proof decorative wood moulding for commercial buildings. Kiln dried to 10-13% MC, finger jointed pine or fir. Custom sizes, SGS certified, E1 glue, moisture under 12%. Smooth primed surface, easy to install. Free samples available.

Kiln dried finger-jointed pine or fir molding with SGS certification. Lightweight, durable, and easy to install. Custom sizes available. Ideal for baseboards, transitions, and craft projects.

Kiln dried to 10-13% MC for stability. Premium 1-coat gesso and 2-coat water-based primer, sanded between coats. Economical, strong, and easy to work with power tools. SGS certified. Ideal for hotels, commercial buildings, and indoor decoration. Free samples available.

Kiln dried to 10-13% MC for stability. Premium 1-coat gesso & 2-coat water-based primer, sanded between coats. Strong, stable, and ready for top coat. Ideal for hotels, homes, and commercial interiors. SGS certified.

Premium kiln-dried (10-13% MC) finger-jointed wooden mouldings with white primer finish. Available in custom lengths up to 5.6m, widths 14-300mm, and thicknesses 6-106mm. Features 1-coat gesso & 2-coat water-based primer, sanded between coats. SGS certified with production capacity of 200,000 pieces monthly.

A private label trim program stands or falls on the first container, and this OEM service is structured to get a client from drawing to approved sample in ten days and from approval to volume production without surprises. Profiles can be developed from a CAD file, a physical sample or a photograph with dimensions, then cut on a dedicated knife set that stays with the order so repeat runs match the original section exactly. Species, length, finish and packaging are specified

Corner blocks remove the hardest part of casing work, the mitre, and this handcrafted rosette is machined to sit at the intersection of two profiles as if it had always been there. Each block is cut from oak, poplar or fir, with the classical rosette relief machined at a depth of 3 to 6 mm and the outer edge matched to the casing section it will meet, so the transition reads as one continuous moulding rather than an applied ornament. Blocks are hand finished at the relief

Volume buyers measure trim in joints removed, not just metres delivered, and the 4.88 metre finger jointed format is designed around that arithmetic. Longer lengths mean fewer butt joints on long walls, fewer offcuts at the end of a run, and a loading pattern that fills a 40 foot high cube container with less air. The lengths are finger jointed with structural grade adhesive, sanded flush so the joint disappears under primer, then profiled to a 0.3 mm section tolerance.

Green building credits are won or lost in the material schedule, and this FSC certified frieze allows a specifier to keep decorative trim inside the sustainability boundary instead of substituting plastic. Timber is sourced under an FSC Mix Credit chain of custody, processed on lines audited to ISO 14001, and finished with water based systems that meet CARB P2 formaldehyde limits. Documentation is issued per shipment so the certification claim can be traced from log lot to

Trim in a bathroom fails at the joints long before the face gives up, so this moisture resistant profile is engineered around edge protection as much as surface coating. The core is treated fir and moisture resistant MDF with a closed pore sealed finish on all visible faces, and every bundle carries a sealed end treatment so cutting on site does not expose raw fibre to steam. Sections are machined to a 0.3 mm tolerance and the profile uses an ogee curve that sheds running

Radius work is where trim budgets quietly collapse, because bending rigid profiles on site wastes material and rarely produces a fair curve. This curved moulding is built on a flexible core that bends in both directions down to a 150 mm radius, allowing one installer to wrap an archway, a round column or a radiused bulkhead without steam boxes or kerf cutting. The face is a consistent fir section that takes primer and stain like a standard casing, so the curved piece does not

Humidity is what destroys trim on coastal projects, and this solid fir profile is built around that constraint. Lengths are cut from finger jointed Chinese fir, kiln dried to 8 to 12 percent and then sealed on all four faces so the profile absorbs moisture evenly instead of cupping towards the room. The long 4.88 metre format removes butt joints from tall walls, which is where gaps and shadow lines usually appear after the first heating season, and the 2.7 metre option covers

Fluted surfaces have moved from mid century reference to mainstream interior specification, and this slatted tambour panel delivers the effect with predictable spacing and clean edges. Each panel is machined from oak, walnut or fir veneered stock, with flute spacing held at 20, 25 or 30 mm and depth between 6 and 10 mm so the light and shadow rhythm reads identically across a full wall. The cores are available rigid for cabinetry and reception fronts, or on a flexible non

Primed poplar moulding is the profile contractors reach for when a job has to close on schedule without a second visit from the painter. The section is machined from plantation poplar selected for straight grain and low resin content, then primed with one gesso coat and two water based primer coats with sanding between passes. What arrives on site is a smooth, chalky white surface that accepts a topcoat in a single application, so crews can install, caulk and finish the same