Molding Installation involves the precise fitting and affixing of decorative trim, known as molding, along the intersections of walls, ceilings, floors, and other structural elements of a home. Moldings serve both functional and aesthetic purposes, hiding gaps or transitions between surfaces.
List of common types of molding
- Crown Molding
- Installed where the wall meets the ceiling.
- Adds elegance to living rooms, dining rooms, and bedrooms.
- Baseboards
- Installed along the bottom of walls where they meet the floor.
- Protects walls from damage and provides a clean, finished look.
- Chair Rail
- Horizontal molding installed around the perimeter of a room, typically about 3-4 feet from the floor.
- Can also be paired with wainscoting for a classic look.
Benefits of molding installation
- Adds Character & Style: Molding enhances the architectural detail of a room, making it feel more polished and complete.
- Increases Home Value: High-quality molding can add significant aesthetic value, potentially increasing the resale value of a home.
- Conceals Imperfections: Moldings can hide gaps, cracks, or transitions between different materials or surfaces.
- Customizable: Moldings can be designed to match any interior style, from modern to traditional.
