Complete your room with DakotaTM prefinished moulding. With stylish finishes for any home, choose the perfect profile for any room. Easy to install, pair your moulding with coordinating finishes of shiplap, vanities, shelving, and more. Find the perfect match and effortlessly add the finishing touches to your home. With a variety of finish options, you're sure to find one that fits your style.
Finish:
White
White Oak
Barnwood
Ponderosa
Coastal Oak
Golden Oak
Country Oak
Cottage
Heritage Oak
Charcoal
Matte Black
A seamless transition from the wall to the floor, or use as crown moulding on the ceiling. Pair with quarter round or inside corner for a more ornate look.
Hide gaps and easily finish the frame of your windows and doors. Unify your room's trim work with matching profiles.
All-purpose trim for any use. Finishing an accent wall, use as a stop for a door jamb.
Clean up the corner transition of wall paneling or planking, pair with baseboard to create crown moulding, or seamlessly use in a custom built-in.
Add to any corner for a clean edge, use for high traffic areas for extra protection, or as top cap moulding for wainscoting.
Decorative addition to baseboard moulding, around cabinets, or any subtle finishing detail.
Standard depth used to finish any wall opening for barn doors, pocket doors, or bifold doors.
Pair coordinating finishes of shiplap and moulding for a stylish accent wall that fits your space. Use it vertically, horizontally, or on the ceiling!
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Install moulding in any room of your home that does not have drastic, prolonged fluctuations in temperature or humidity. Note: see installation instructions for proper installation. For more information read our installation instructions.
Yes, our white moulding just needs a cover stain and it's ready to paint to match your home's aesthetic, or leave it white for a timeless look.
Dakota offers profiles for a variety of uses. With baseboard and casing options, choose craftsman moulding for a traditional, sturdy appearance or choose ranch moulding for a simple, complementary look. Other profiles include all-purpose trim, inside corner, outside corner, quarter round, and jamb legs.
If splicing is necessary, center the joint on a wall stud. Cut each end to opposing 45 degree angles and test fit before proceeding. Apply a small bead of construction adhesive, pre-drill and nail the joint through both pieces of moulding. Wipe off excess glue immediately.
Most room corners are 90 degrees, so most of your cuts will be made at a 45 degree angle. Though, always test fit before proceeding, as corners aren't always square.
Before installing, allow your moulding to acclimate to the room's temperature and humidity for at least 72 hours. If installing in a room with minor fluctuations in temperature and humidity, you can paint the ends of the moulding with color matched latex paint to lock out moisture.
