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Moulding is everywhere inside most homes. It serves a good purpose; it conceals gaps and cracks around windows, doors, entryways, floors, and even ceilings. House cleaning can surely enhance a home, but things like moulding can reduce that level of visual appeal. Moulding can get cracked, chipped, broken, loose, and faded in some cases. If you feel this applies to your situation, why not consider upgrading your trim?
When looking around for moulding, it helps to know the basics, if you don’t already. Materials, finishes, and design all play a role in finding the right trim for your needs.
Moulding is available in numerous materials, such as oak, pine, composite, and vinyl. The list is rather long. Oak provides strength and durability, while pine has a nice look and grain. Composite and vinyl clean easier, but are more susceptible to scuffing.
Aside from materials, moulding is available in several finishes. The categories include finished, unfinished, and primed. Finished moulding is ready to go, while primed moulding is ready for painting if desired. Unfinished trim provides the advantage of being able to be stained or painted to suit your needs.
Lastly, the design with interior moulding provides a huge variety. You will find various designs like circular patterns, wavy patterns, square patterns, line patterns, etc. In many cases, you may even find a mixture of some within the design. This mostly depends on what you like and desire.
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100 Fort Hill Road, Groton, CT 06340-4312
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