Custom moulding covers the transition between floor to wall or wall to ceiling. "Sprung" moulding has a beveled edge and is used to fill the angle formed by connecting surfaces. All other types of moulding are called "Plain".
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BASE |
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Used at the juncture of wall and floor to protect the wall from impact.
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CASING |
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Trim or finished frame used around the top and sides of window and door openings.
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CHAIR RAIL |
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Horizontal moulding placed part way up a wall for decoration or to protect from chair-backs hitting the wall.
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COVE / CROWN CORNICE |
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A concave sprung molding used at the juncture of wall and ceiling, or a larger design placed above exterior windows or along the top of a building.
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HALF / QUARTER ROUNDS |
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Rounded (convex) molding which forms a half or quarter circle for the juncture of wall and floor.
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LATTICE |
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A decorative motif or heraldic bearing, that resembles an open, patterned
framework.
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STOOL |
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The sill of a window.
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STOP |
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A projecting piece often used at the end of moulding.
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