- Covers transitions between wallpaper and painted walls
- Smooth, knot-free surface
- Paintable and stainable
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Product Overview
The Woodgrain Millwork 1/4 in. x 3/4 in. WM 142 Pine Screen Moulding is typically used to cover the seams where window screening meets the frame. Pine WM 142 Screen Moulding can also be used to cover seams and transitions between wallpaper and painted walls. Screen mould can also be used to cover the raw edges of plywood.
- Smooth, consistent surface is free from knots and is ready to finish
- Can be stained or painted with any high quality latex or oil based paint/stain
- Classic small profile moulding useful in covering small gaps
- Can also be used to accent shelving, cabinets or any other interior elements
- Installs with common woodworking tools
- Note: product may vary by store
- California residents
Info & Guides
Specifications
Dimensions
Product Depth (in.)
0.25 in
Product Length (in.)
168 in
Product Width (in.)
0.75 in
Details
Application
General Purpose
Color Family
Beige
Color/Finish
Beige
Finish Type
Unfinished
Installation Type
Modified Loose Lay,Nail
Interior/Exterior
Interior
Material
Wood
Moulding Features
No Additional Features
Moulding Type
Screen Moulding
Number of Pieces Included
1
Pattern Number
142
Sell Pack Options
Single Item
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
None
Questions & Answers
4Questions20Answers
Can this be cut in store?
Asked by Cboone June 28, 20193
AnswersYes bought the perfect length
Could this be used to dress up my old flat kitchen cabinets?
Asked by Tillie October 11, 20185
Answersyes
how much would 30-35 ft cost me?
Asked by bill December 8, 20177
Answers$25 for 168inches. Or you can buy a 96 inch for $3(another number but exactly the same). I made this mistake and thinking i was getting a 76cent 15 foot piece x2.....
What kind and size nails should be used to attach this to a wooden scr
Asked by Mindy July 2, 20175
AnswersYou can use a nail gun if you use small brads. Also can be hammered in with small 2" brads. In some parts, I used adhesive to glue .
Customer Reviews
Sep 8, 2020
Horrible price/value
Buying around 30 feet, this 76cent piece was by the foot(168inch piece). not the one piece. after cutting and getting to the counter, it rang up around $25. I was in shock but since i cut it i had to buy it. after getting home and checking the site WG 142 is $3 for a 96inch piece. Its the same exact wood(of course this was not instock so i had no idea of its existance) , so dont waist your money on this WM 142. this job would of cost me $6 instead its costing me $25 for the same amount of wood.
by Ben
Oct 15, 2019
Had to go to customer service to get help and...
Had to go to customer service to get help and after waiting for another 10 mins or so an employee came by and asked if I needed help (wasn’t the person answering the call) I was looking for the refinished molding and was told they didn’t have it, so I had to make due. Very frustrating!
by Patty
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