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Add a polished, finished look to any room with this Primed Cove Moulding. The concave profile gracefully softens the sharp 90° corners between walls and ceilings or cabinets. Made from finger-jointed pine, it features a smooth, pre-primed surface that is ready for painting, making it the perfect choice for DIYers and professionals seeking a cost-effective, warp-resistant trim solution
| Name | Primer coated plantation wood moulding |
| Wood species | Radiata Pine, Paulownia, poplar//MDF/LVL |
| Surface Finish | Raw wood moulding +gesso coated+water base primer (can be waterproof) |
| Quater round: 16*16mm, 17.5*17.5mm, 19*19mm etc | |
| Profiles: | Shoe moulding: 12.7*19mm etc. |
| Bevel:42*11mm etc. | |
| Profiles: | T/G, etc. could produce according to customers' drawings |
| Primer | It has 3 coats of primer and is sanded between coats and ready to paint. water proof and environment friendly. |
| Moisture content | 8-12% |
| Application | Ceiling Cornice, Door & Window Casing, Wall, Fireplace, Washboard/Skirting/Baseboard, Windowsill, Chair Rail, Handrail, Furniture Decoration, etc |
| Relative products | Wooden Door Jamb, Door Frame, Wood Mouldings, Wall Panels etc. |
| Main market | North America, Australia , Europe, etc. |
Product Overview:
Transform the sharp transitions in your home with this versatile Primed Cove Moulding. Historically originating from ancient Greek architecture, the cove profile is defined by its concave, semicircular shape . Unlike crown moulding which angles outward, cove moulding creates a smooth, "bowl-like" transition that adds subtle elegance without overwhelming your existing decor.
Why Choose This Primed Cove Moulding?
Ready-to-Paint Finish: The factory-applied primer provides a uniform white base, reducing the need for multiple preparatory coats. You can paint it any color to match your wall, ceiling, or cabinetry .
Superior Stability: Crafted from Finger Jointed Pine, this trim is less prone to warping, twisting, and splitting compared to solid wood. The finger jointing process utilizes smaller wood pieces bonded together, offering exceptional strength at a more affordable price point .
Easy to Work With: Being a softwood, pine cuts and accepts adhesives and nails exceptionally well. It is lightweight and easy to measure for both professional contractors and weekend DIY projects .
Applications:
Ceilings: To cover gaps where the wall meets the ceiling, often used as a simpler alternative to crown moulding.
Cabinetry: Added to the bottom or top of cabinets to give a built-in, furniture-grade appearance.
Baseboards & Shoe Mouldings: Can be used as an elegant transition piece or stacked with other trim profiles for a custom look .
Shelving & Mantels: Adds a decorative lip or edge detail to flat surfaces.
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