Do they make vinyl baseboards?
Vinyl (PVC) baseboards do not have the structural rigidity needed and wooden base boards are not resilient – they are not water resistant for instance. Santa Luzia baseboards are the perfect match for vinyl flooring.
Is cove base vinyl?
Wall base, also known as cove base, is typically made of rubber or vinyl and covers the bottom few inches of a wall.
What are plastic baseboards called?
PVC is one type of synthetic baseboard, trim, and molding option. While we usually think of PVC used in plumbing fixtures, you can now find PVC options for your home’s finishing work. PVC trim is often labeled as “vinyl trim” and has the advantage of being resistant to the elements.
What is vinyl cove base used for?
Cove base is a type of trim that is installed along the base of an interior wall where the wall meets the floor. It is primarily made of vinyl or rubber and is used to protect the base of a wall from damage and to provide a finished and more aesthetically pleasing look where it is installed.
What glue do you use for vinyl baseboards?
Johnsonite 960 wall base adhesive is used to install vinyl and rubber cove base over dry porous interior wall surfaces. This cove base adhesive is sold in a 30 oz tube.
What does cove molding look like?
Also known as coving, cove molding is plain, concave-shaped trim employed where walls and ceilings meet. It can also be used on stairs, at the meeting of risers and treads. In essence, cove may be considered a less ornate version of crown.
What angle do you cut cove molding?
Cut 1/2 inch from the end of the molding at a 90-degree angle with a coping saw or a miter saw. This gives you the clean, sharp edge needed on the profile that enables you to cope it with precision.
How do you use cove moulding in interior design?
Use cove moulding to conceal the gap between the drywall and your door or window frame, where the top of your kitchen cabinet meets the wall or to enhance your staircase or mantel. Cove crown moulding can be used as inside corner guards. Cove base moulding can hide gaps between uneven floors and base moulding.
What is the difference between baseboard moulding and custom crown moulding?
Crown moulding, which is installed where walls and ceilings meet, instantly adds sophistication to any space. Baseboard moulding, which is applied where walls meet flooring, offers the same effect. Looking to make your doors and windows stand out? Consider adding window and door trim.
What types of moulding do you offer?
You’ll find moulding in wood, polystyrene and vinyl in a wide range of lengths. We also offer cove moulding that’s fully finished, pre-primed and ready for paint, or unfinished and ready for stain or treatment, allowing you to easily match your home décor.
What is baseboard moulding and how does it work?
Baseboard moulding, which is applied where walls meet flooring, offers the same effect. Looking to make your doors and windows stand out? Consider adding window and door trim. Some moulding, like chair rail moulding, offers function as well as style.