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Find the perfect style of crown molding from 1″ up to 12″ for your project and have it manufactured in hardwood, softwood, fire rated, MDF, flexible, plastic or foam. Choose from the stock profiles shown in our “Molding Search Tool” or we can match the profile you need.
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We produce crown molding for architects, contractors, installers and homeowners from any wood species as well as MDF (medium density fiberboard), plastic, flexible trim, and foam in any style or size up to 12″. Popular wood choices are mahogany, maple, poplar, red oak, cherry, and pine but many others are available.
How to Use Our Molding Search Tool
To begin a molding search, use the drop down menu (currently “Crown”) to select the type of molding. To see all available moldings in all sizes simply click “Start Search”. You can narrow the selection by entering dimensions in the fields.
Not sure what width, thickness or height or projection to enter?
Call us at (888) 209-9307 – or contact us.
TOOLS FOR INSTALLING CROWN MOULDING:
- Purchase a Compound Miter Saw
- Purchase Miter Saw Accessories
CROWN MOULDING INSTALLATION RESOURCES:
- How to Install Crown Moldings
- Install Crown Moldings Like a Pro!
- Extreme How-To: DIY Crown Molding & Trim
- Builders Resource: Crown Molding for Cathedral Ceilings
- Wood Web: Crown Molding Along Cathedral Ceilings
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Is your crown moulding available in fir?
Mike,
Thanks for visiting the site…yes, we often produce molding from doug fir (along with a couple hundred additional wood species). Let us know the specific profile and how many linear feet your looking for and we’ll get you a quote put together quickly. Lead times are running 5-7 business days on orders…if you need sooner, we can probably squeeze it you in (will beg forgiveness from the plant manager).
If you have questions, don’t hesitate to give us a call. Look forward to talking with you in the future.
Best.
door frames too high in my hallway for crown moulding…what to do? or do not install crown moulding in my hallway..
thanks
mary
You can consider lowering the doorways it can be done easily. Or find a way to design molding that works with their present height sounds to me like you need someone expeirenced like me to help you figure out what is best to do according to what you like.
Mary,
Sorry for not getting back to you sooner, we’re kinda new at this blog stuff. Depending on how much height you have between the top of your door trim and the ceiling, you can use our molding search tool to search for a crown molding by height to see what we have to offer.
But, probably the best thing to do would be to email us a picture at sales@goodmillwork.com or give us a call at (888) 209-9307. We’re pretty good at problem solving and with over 10,000 profiles available, my gut says we can figure a solution.
Best.
Do you have corner blocks for crown moulding? I’m looking for corner blocks in oak.
Thanks,
Mark
Our apologies Mark. Your comment was flagged by Akismet as spam. We are still working to figure out how best to incorporate our new blog into our daily routines.
We don’t stock corner blocks; however, we can price having them custom made, order them from a supplier or supply matching wood for installers capable of making their own.
Please answer this question for me. My ceilings are 9 ft. tall. My house has a open floor plan. I want to paint my ceilings and walls a light tan, same color, Can I use white Crown Molding with the same color for my walls and ceilings?
I know it tends to break up the openess, but how much? and is it ok to let the molding pop so much? thanks for your help.
Sincerly,
JJ