Product & Services
Trim
At Picou Builders Supply, we take pride in offering an extensive selection of high-quality trim products to add the finishing touches to any building project. Our range includes base, crown moulding, casing, windowsill, shoe mould, and quarter round, all available in various sizes and materials to suit your specific needs and preferences.
Base Trim:
Available in 3 ¼ and 5 ¼ inch sizes in both wood and MDF materials, our base trim comes in solid or primed options, and 16-foot lengths for easy installation.
Crown Moulding:
Our crown moulding is available in a wide range of sizes, including 1 ¾, 2 ¾, 3 5/8, 4 5/8, and 5 ¼ inches, in both wood and MDF materials, as well as solid or primed options. Our crown moulding comes in 16-foot lengths for simple installation.
Casing Trim:
Our casing trim is available in 2 ¼ and 3 ¼ inch sizes, in solid and primed options. The 2 ¼ inch casing comes in 14-foot lengths, while the 3 ¼ inch casing comes in 17-foot lengths.
Windowsill Trim:
Our window stool trim is available in 5 ¼ and 7 ¼ inch sizes in primed options, and we offer 4 ft increments to accommodate various window sizes and styles.
Shoe Mould and Quarter Round Trim:
Our shoe mould and quarter round trim come in both primed and solid options, and are available in 16-foot lengths. These versatile trim products can be used for a variety of applications, including finishing off flooring and baseboard installations.
Wood vs. MDF Moulding:
When selecting between wood and MDF (Medium-Density Fiberboard) moulding, each material has its own advantages and disadvantages. Here’s what you need to know:
Wood Moulding Advantages:
- Aesthetics: Offers a classic, traditional look, with natural grain patterns and textures.
- Durability: Wood is durable and can withstand wear and tear.
- Customizability: Can be easily cut and shaped for custom designs and profiles.
Wood Moulding Disadvantages:
- Cost: Generally more expensive than MDF.
- Maintenance: Requires regular maintenance to maintain appearance and prevent damage.
- Limited sizes: Typically available in limited sizes.
MDF Moulding Advantages:
- Cost: Generally less expensive than wood.
- Versatility: Can be easily cut and shaped for various profiles and designs.
- Smooth surface: Free of knots and imperfections, suitable for a consistent finish.
MDF Moulding Disadvantages:
- Not suitable for high-moisture environments: Can absorb water and swell or warp over time.
- Limited impact resistance: Prone to denting or chipping.
- Limited customizability: Not as customizable as wood for highly detailed or intricate designs.
At Picou Builders Supply, we offer a range of both wood and MDF moulding options. Our expert team can help you choose the right material for your project based on your needs and preferences. Contact us today to learn more about our moulding products and get started on your next project.
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Trim
Base – 3 ¼, 5 ¼ are typical sizes, we have in wood and mdf, solid or primed, comes 16’ pcs.
Crown – 1 ¾, 2 ¾, 3 5/8, 4 5/8, 5 ¼, wood and mdf, solid or primed, comes 16’ pcs.
Casing – 2 ¼, primed or solid comes 14’pcs, 3 ¼, primed or solid comes 17’ pcs
Window Stool – 5 ¼, 7 ¼ both primed, random lengths
Shoe mould & Quarter Round – Primed and solid, 16’ pcs