Moldings

Toe kick. Kitchen and bathroom cabinets come with toe kicks. We recommend installing this toe kick over the original cabinet toe kicks. It will cover small seams between cabinet toe kicks and make the toe kick area one solid surface.

Scribe molding. This molding has many uses, some them are decorating cabinet sides and bottoms, using between cabinets and walls or ceilings where a clearance is required, covering wall and ceiling imperfections and other uses.

Scribe molding with both edges rounded. This molding has many uses, some them are decorating cabinet sides and bottoms, using between cabinets and walls or ceilings where a clearance is required, covering wall and ceiling imperfections and other uses.

Outside corner molding. The inside part is 96" long x 1/2" wide. This molding is commonly used to finish exposed cabinet edges on islands and peninsulas.

Inside corner molding. This molding is commonly used to finish inside corners.

Quarter round molding. This molding is commonly used along cabinet toe kicks and sides when there are gaps between base cabinets and floor.

Light rail molding. This molding is mounted on wall cabinet bottoms to create a decorative effect and hide the under cabinet lighting.

Baseboard molding. This molding is commonly used for the decoration on cabinet sides and exposed cabinet backs.

Beveled edge molding. This molding is commonly used with a crown molding.

Shaker cove crown molding. The height is measured on installed molding under an angle, the actual height is bigger.

Shaker crown molding. The height is measured on installed molding under an angle, the actual height is bigger.

Shaker angle crown molding. The height is measured on installed molding under an angle, the actual height is bigger.

Shaker angled crown molding. The height is measured on installed molding under an angle, the actual height is bigger.