What thickness does trim come in?

Most trim pieces graduate in 1/4-inch increments. Standard door and window trim is typically 2 1/4 inches in width, baseboard is about 3 inches, and crown is about 4 1/2 inches. Standard measurements typically vary 1/16 inch or more.

What size does moulding come in?

Crown moulding and baseboards are sold in 8-foot and 12-foot lengths. An average room with a 16-foot wall will typically use two pieces of moulding. Save any extra cuts to finish off any rough edges. Moulding and trim styles are available in classic, farmhouse, modern looks and more.

What sizes does 1/4 round trim come in?

quarter round is cut to be one quarter of a circle, usually in 3/4″ x 3/4″ with a 3/4″ radius profile. shoe moulding is a narrower, sleeker profile, with measurements closer to 7/16″ wide and 11/16″ high.

Is there smaller trim than quarter round?

Shoe molding, also spelled “moulding,” is smaller and thinner than quarter round, and can have a decorative profile.

What size trim should I use?

A general rule of thumb for your baseboards is the 7 percent rule — they should equal 7 percent of the overall height of your room. So, if you have 8-foot ceilings, your baseboards will look best at around 7 inches high.

How thick is quarter round?

The standard width and height of quarter-round pieces is ¾ inch.

Can you use baseboard for trim?

Yes, you can use baseboards as door trim. However, it can look visually unappealing to some due to the thickness of regular door trim versus, baseboard trim. The door trim is also designed to draw interest towards the door, whereas baseboards don’t do that.

What kind of trim should I use?

Hardwoods make the best trim. They resist warping and cracking and can be stained to a beautiful finish. It is usually best to apply the stain before installing the piece, and then to touch up the cut edges and apply the final finish. Pine has long been the most common trim material.