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The House of Fara 3/4 in. x 1-1/4 in. x 8 ft. MDF Shoe Moulding is free of knots and wood grains. It is primed white and ready for painting to match your decor. Its unique detail will add an architectural touch to any room or project.
Product Depth (in.) | 0.75 in |
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Product Length (in.) | 96 in |
Product Width (in.) | 1.25 in |
Color Family | White |
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Color/Finish | Primed White |
Decorative Moulding Type | Standard Profile |
Durability | Not Applicable |
Finish Type | Primed |
Installation Type | Glue, Nail |
Interior/Exterior | Interior |
Material | Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF) |
Moulding Cut | Full Stick |
Moulding Features | No Additional Features |
Moulding Type | Shoe Moulding |
Moulding Use | Floor |
Pack Size | 1 |
Pattern Number | 8595 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Manufacturer Warranty | Satisfaction Guaranteed |
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Thank you for your inquiry, Leroy. You can use a brad nailer on this trim or an adhesive glue if you prefer not to use a brad nailer.
No it is not bendable other than the slight curvature you get with any long, thin piece of hardwood. You might try posting a pic of the area you are trying to cover and the width of the gap. I’m sure there are plenty of people on these boards that will have a solution for you.
I used mine for the same purpose, made the baseboard wider to cover a gap at the edge of the hardwood.
I assume you mean can you wrap this around a big stairwell. Yes, but you may need a skilled handyman to make the cuts around corners.
No, it is not waterproof.
It’s MDF. I would not suggest allowing it to become wet.
It is made from MDF which is not waterproof, but because it has a primer already on it, and you will supposedly paint it, it should be okay unless is gets soaked or sits in standing water. Washing it with a damp rag should be okay. I used it to add some bling to my plain jane baseboards and it has performed very well.
Not sure if it is water proof. It's in my hallways and living room as base moulding so it doesn't get wet.
Hi Molly, thank you for your inquiry. This moulding is not waterproof. All MDF mouldings are not water resistant
Hi Daph, thank you for your inquiry. This item is only available in 8' lengths, however we have a similar item that is available in store in random lengths, it is Model # 595 and us 11/16" x 1-1/4". Hope you find this helpful.
No
My local Home Depot has a DIY cutting station in the molding aisle. You just walk over and use one of the provided handsaws to cut to the length you need (there are measuring tapes also). I'm sure you could find a store associate to help if you are opposed to cutting it yourself.
Yes, just ask the store representative.
yes they sell chainsaws in the tool department
It is primed. You still need to paint it.
Yes, it is primed white. You will want to add a coat of protective paint though.
It is primered white, but needs a finish coat
Yes, it is painted with a white primer.
It is primed with a white primer. You would want to paint. I used a white oil based paint for a durable finish.
If you turn it upside down with the wide bottom on the ceiling, I think it would make an attractive molding. It wouldn't slant out like crown, but it would be a lot easier to install.
Yes. That is what we did.
Crown usually is on a 45% angle so that it mounts where the wall and ceiling meet and extends into both areas. I suppose that you could mount this 'upside down' with the 'profile' to the bottom and achieve an interesting look.
Yes. That is what I used it for in my bathroom
It’s pretty small dimensionally to be used as crown molding. I’d choose something with a bit more height to it.
Can't see why it could not be used for that application but it does have a very small profile.
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