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Architectural molding can do a lot for the interior of your house. It
can break up straight lines with curves, it can soften intersections,
and it can make your walls look much more interesting. Do you need
architectural molding in your home?
There are several types of architectural molding available to you,
including choral molding, crown molding, and base molding. Choral
molding is placed horizontally on the wall where a chair might touch
it, about three or four feet up from the floor. Crown molding is
placed at the juncture where your ceilings and walls meet. Base molding
is place on the walls where the walls touch the floor. Architectural
molding, whether you just use base molding or whether you use base,
Choral, and crown molding, will add to the ambiance of your home’s
interior.
Architectural molding is available made from wood or urethane. Wood
architectural molding is the traditional favorite. Whether it is
painted or stained, wood has a texture that catches the eye and invites
the touch. And, wood molding contributes a warm glow to a room, particularly
if the wood is stained. Urethane molding is durable and can be virtually
maintenance free after installation. Urethane molding is lightweight
and easy to handle.
Architectural molding, while really not taking up that much space,
can make a large impact on the appearance of your home.
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