Architectural Base Molding
Architectural base molding is a skirting and trim profile used at wall-to-floor junctions or lower sections of architectural paneling. Applied in residences, offices, hotels, and commercial spaces to seal bottom wall gaps and establish perimeter lines. Manufactured from polyurethane material, base moldings are unaffected by water, moisture, and cleaning detergents compared to wood and MDF counterparts. They do not rot, dent, and prevent breakage thanks to their impact-resistant flexible nature. Their lightweight structure ensures effortless cutting and quick mounting with polyurethane adhesive. Featuring a sanded primed surface, they readily accept water-based or synthetic paints in any desired shade. High-pressure molding production delivers consistent thickness and precise edge quality along the entire profile.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is architectural base molding used?
It is used at wall-to-floor intersection points as a skirting or trim profile.
What happens if polyurethane base molding gets wet?
Because polyurethane does not absorb water, it will not swell, warp, or rot when exposed to water.