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TIMBER MOULDINGS

Wood moulding trim is commonly used to add detail, cover gaps, or provide exceptional finishes.

These small, decorative details raise the standard of finish and provide a simple and affordable way to add character to new builds or improve areas that are lacking decor without the fuss of painting and wallpapering.

Commonly used throughout interiors in a range of designs and styles, no building needs to be exempt from flair and refinement.

To order today, or for advice from our friendly, family-run team, contact NWTT if you need us - we’ll be happy to assist in any way we can.

Why do people opt for wood moulding trim?

Generally speaking, decorative wood trims are used to:

Conceal imperfections - Hide gaps, imperfections, and joints in construction without needing major interventions like replastering. This makes home improvement much more affordable, too!
Give extra protection - Protect vulnerable areas like the bases of walls or edges of worktops from the general knocks and scrapes of everyday life, and help them look their best for as long as possible.
Add decoration - Introduce style, character, and a finished look to rooms of all types in just a few minutes.

Plus, if you choose timber mouldings, they can be pre-painted, varnished, or stained to match any interior design style!

Common types of wood trims and moulding

Widely used across all floors and rooms, decorative wood mouldings come in many types, including:

Skirting board

This is used to cover the joint where the wall meets the floor, giving it a better finish and protecting the wall from knocks.

Architrave

Such trim is used around doors and windows to protect the frame and improve its appearance.

Dado rail

Primarily hung horizontally on walls, a dado rail is fitted to protect walls from chairs or to divide them visually. This can allow for partial painting or wallpapering, which adds visual interest.

Likewise, in spaces or homes that have opted for interior panelling - whether standard wall panels or acoustic - moulding trims can be used as an extra finishing touch, making the look feel more cohesive.

Picture rail

For those looking to minimise wall damage and nail marks, a picture rail runs along the wall higher up, allowing art to be hung from it with small hooks and chains. Keeping your walls and decor perfectly damage-free.

Cornice or crown moulding

This decorative timber beading is used to cover the areas where walls meet the ceiling, allowing for any imperfections to be disguised.

It also adds character and provides a more decorative transition between walls and ceilings.

Scotia or quadrant

Sometimes referred to as scotia beading, these curved profiles can cover expansion gaps, often found between flooring and skirting boards. This is particularly common in rooms that use laminate or hardwood flooring, as carpet pile tends to fill the gap.

Find timber mouldings of all kinds at NWTT

Whether you need wood panel mouldings to finish your new feature wall or your scotia wood trims and mouldings are past their best, you can find over 100 options at NWTT. Making shopping for decorative trims easy and quick!

Sold in selected lengths and with helpful shadow profiles beneath each product, even if you don’t quite know what you’re looking for, our collection can help you finish your next project without hours of searching.

For bespoke advice or help with installation tips, give us a call on 01942 720 777 or email [email protected], and you’ll be all sorted!