Thickness: Measured in inches from the flat back of the moulding to the thickest part of the moulding.

Width: Measured in inches from one side to the other of the moulding

To process an order you will need to provide the following:

1. Moulding profile
2. Type of application: depends on moulding profile
3. Configuration of profile: depends on the type of application

Crown Mouldings

 Crowns: Can be made to an inside, outside or “S” curve.

Inside curve (concave): Measured by the inside radius and installed as if you are trimming the inside of a circle.

Outside curve (convex): Measured by the outside radius and installed as if you are trimming the outside of a circle.

Cove down: Crown moulding is most often installed cove down. All crowns will be made to this configuration unless other specified.

Cove up: Crown moulding is rarely installed cove up. If your design requires this configuration it must be specified.

Base Moulding

Base: May be made to an inside, outside or “S” curve. Straight base will not flex to fit bullnose corners. 

Wall Base: outside curve

Wall Base: inside curve

Casing

Casing: Used to trim a number of different types of arches specified below.

Almost always installed with the thickest edge on the outside of the arch. All casing will be made in this configuration unless otherwise specified.

Shown here with the thicker edge inside casings are rarely installed this way. If your design requires this configuration it must be specified.

Half round: Measured by both diameter in inches and the radius in inches.

Quarter round: Measured by the radius in inches.

Full circle: Measured by both the diameter in inches and the radius in inches.

Arch/Eyebrow: Measured by the diameter in inches and the center height (spring line/rise) in inches.

Elliptical/ Equal leg arch: Measured by the diameter in inches and the center height (springline/rise) in inches. A template is required.

Oval: Measured by the diameter in inches and the center height in inches. A template may be required and is always helpful.

Back Band

Back band: Used to build up a casing

Most common configuration with the notched edge inside. All back bands will be made to this configuration unless otherwise specified. 

Back bands are rarely installed this way. If you design requires this configuration it must be specified.