Customer Reviews for Woodgrain Millwork WM620 9/16 in. x 4-1/4 in. x 192 in. Primed Finger-Jointed Pine Base Moulding

I chose this to use as a baseboard for my office as I removed the old one while replacing my old carpet with vinyl. I like that’s taller than my old baseboard and because of that it covered the imperfections on the wall caused by removing old baseboard

Got good reviews on the trim

I expected finger-jointed solid wood, but the product I received is actually mediocre-quality plywood. This means thin sections of the profile that are poorly glued can delaminate and require extra work to smooth else they are visible defects under semi-gloss paint.

Pleased with the quality of the molding. Already primed and ready to paint.

Very good baseboard. Really like the pre-primed item. Good availability. Thanks Home Depot . You haven’t let me down once.

I'm finishing my basement and these boards match the upstairs which the builder installed. I bought these because they were primed and better quality than the unfinished ones available. Also, put a second coat of paint on them and they look great. When I made straight and angled cuts with my miter saw, none of the 30+ boards splintered or had anything other than a perfect smooth cut. I also have a 60 tooth blade on my miter saw and don't recommend using a 40 tooth to cut this type of wood. I also used a nail gun with 2 inch # 16 nails which worked perfectly.

looks nice, works well.

Replaced my builder grade 3” base with this for a modern look. Looks great,easy to work with.

Fitted best with the remodel job at hand.

I needed to replace some base molding. I only had to buy a 4’ price. The equipment was there to cut the size that I needed.

Mike Miehl is an excellent customer service representative. He helped me to make the best decision and his advices were very appropriate. He's the best representative Home Depot could ever have.

It’s really great that you can buy it by the foot!

The molding on was looking for

good baseboard some not so straight but that was my fault for picking those boards, other than that good base for the money

front finish was not good. evident of a lot of short pieces spliced together.

During the priming process there must be a narrow diameter roller that distributes the primer onto the boards. Sadly, that roller has a cut or is not wiped clean and puts a thickened section of primer every few inches to few feet. It's not where the finger joints are located so it's not a mis-alignment issue during manufacture - it's a prime-thickness issue where a line of primer is perpendicular to the length of the board. Sand if needed - then paint.