Alexandria Moulding 1-9/32 in. H x 8 ft. L Prefinished Brown Pine Molding
SKU: 37675776998

Alexandria Moulding 1-9/32 in. H x 8 ft. L Prefinished Brown Pine Molding

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Alexandria Moulding 1-9/32 in. H x 8 ft. L Prefinished Brown Pine Molding1 9 32 in. x 8 ft. Pine Full Round Molding Solid pine full round moulding ideal for trim, craft, and project applications. Smooth, knot free surface offers clean lines and durable performance for finishing touches in any space. Key Features: Solid Pine Construction: Durable full round profile for trim, crafts, and projects Smooth, Knot Free Surface: Consistent finish ready for stain or paint Versatile Use: Suitable for indoor or outdoor applications

1-9/32 in. x 8 ft. Pine Full Round Molding

Solid pine full-round moulding ideal for trim, craft, and project applications. Smooth, knot-free surface offers clean lines and durable performance for finishing touches in any space.


Key Features:

  • Solid Pine Construction: Durable full-round profile for trim, crafts, and projects
  • Smooth, Knot-Free Surface: Consistent finish ready for stain or paint
  • Versatile Use: Suitable for indoor or outdoor applications when properly finished
  • Protective Trim: Helps shield walls and edges from scuffs and impacts
  • 8-Foot Length: Convenient size for continuous runs and easy cutting

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Material Pine
Profile Full Round
Height 1-9/32 inch
Width 1-9/32 inch
Length 8 foot
Color Natural
Finish Unfinished
Flexible No
Indoor or Outdoor Indoor or Outdoor
Moisture Resistant Yes
Rot Resistant Yes
Scuff Resistant Yes
Solid or Finger Joint Solid
Packaging Type Shrinkwrap
Moulding Use Crafts and Projects
Pattern Number 00233

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What are the dimensions?
A: 1-9/32 in. height/width diameter profile by 8 ft. length.


Q: Is the moulding flexible?
A: No, this is a solid pine full-round moulding.


Q: Can it be used outdoors?
A: Yes, for outdoor use ensure proper sealing/finishing to protect from weather.


Q: Is the surface ready to finish?
A: Yes, the smooth pine surface can be painted or stained.


Q: How is it typically installed?
A: Cut to length and fasten with finish nails or construction adhesive, then fill, sand, and finish.


A Sculpted Line of Warmth and Craft

This full-round pine moulding introduces a subtle, architectural contour that softens transitions and elevates simple surfaces. I love its smooth, knot-free grain—an inviting canvas for a rich stain or a lacquered pop of color. Wrap it around door casings for a tailored edge or use it to trim custom shelving for a bespoke, built-in look. It’s a refined essential that delivers effortless, luxe detail.


Elevate your project with this smooth, solid pine full-round—add to cart and finish your space with tailored detail today.

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