Molding & Millwork (97,500+ items) - Page 268
3 1/8"H x 3 1/8"P x 4 1/4"F x 94 1/2"L, (1 7/8" Repeat) Foster Coin & Bead Crown Moulding
5 1/2-in W x 38-in D x 46-in H Funston Trad Rough Cedar Woodgrain TimberThane Outlooker, Primed Tan
4"W x 5 3/4"D x 10"H Medium Felix Wood Corbel, Rubberwood
5 1/2-in W x 12-in D x 12-in H Funston Block Rough Cedar Woodgrain TimberThane Outlooker, Primed Tan
3 1/2"W x 5"D x 7 1/2"H Bedford Bracket, Alder
5 1/4"W x 8 1/2"D x 11"H Bedford Bracket, Rubberwood
3 1/2"W x 6"D x 10"H Clarksville Bracket, Red Oak
5 1/2-in W x 46-in D x 46-in H Funston Slat Rough Cedar Woodgrain TimberThane Outlooker, Primed Tan
1 1/2"W x 10"D x 10"H Austin Bracket, Red Oak
5 1/4"W x 8"D x 12"H Clarksville Bracket, Maple
SAMPLE - 4 1/4"H x 3/4"P x 12"L Medway Chair Rail
5 1/2-in W x 12-in D x 12-in H Balboa Block Rough Cedar Woodgrain TimberThane Outlooker, Primed Tan
5 1/2-in W x 34-in D x 40-in H Funston Block Rough Cedar Woodgrain TimberThane Outlooker, Primed Tan
5 1/2-in W x 34-in D x 42-in H Balboa Slat Rough Cedar Woodgrain TimberThane Outlooker, Primed Tan
2 1/4"W x 7"D x 14"H Stockport Bracket, Red Oak
About Molding & Millwork
Molding & Millwork is a broad category of products used to create unique architectural features in both residential and commercial spaces. From wall and ceiling trim to door frames, molding & millwork can be found everywhere.
Types of Molding & Millwork
Molding & Millwork come in many different forms and materials, including wood, vinyl base, stainless steel base molding, metal, plastic, and more. Each type has its own advantages and disadvantages depending on the needs of the project.
How Molding & Millwork are Made
The process for creating Molding & Millwork is complex and requires specialized tools and techniques. The materials used for making them vary depending on the application but typically include wood, metals such as aluminum or stainless steel base molding, plastics, composites such as fiberglass or carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP), and other specialty materials.
Industries that use Molding & Millwork
Molding & Millwork are commonly used by professionals in the construction industry such as carpenters, cabinet makers, electricians, painters/plasterers/drywallers etc., architects/interior designers/draftsmen etc., general contractors/subcontractors etc., homebuilders/remodelers etc., manufacturers of windows/doors etc., HVAC technicians etc., landscapers etc., and many other related industries.
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