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Ring’s End Custom Millwork Division creates thousands of custom moulding profiles from domestic hardwoods and softwoods, exotic species, and PVC. We can also craft custom corbels and brackets, custom sized S4S, and custom flooring; we produce shop drawings and provide samples according to customer needs. Part of our shop is dedicated to fabricating custom countertops in Corian and Formica. The Division is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment, including moulders, routers, and CNC (Computer Numerically Controlled) machines. Our experienced craftsmen know how to use these technologically advanced machines to help make your next building project absolutely spectacular.
Custom Beadboard & Shiplap
If you want the classic look of beadboard – with a distinctive twist – ask us about custom beadboard profiles produced by varying the size and shape of beads and grooves. We make custom beadboard from sheets up to 5’ high and 12’ long. We also manufacture shiplap (horizontally laid wooden boards) in custom sizes and species.
Brackets & Corbels
We craft architectural brackets and corbels from many wood species and from PVC. These decorative elements are often exterior design components, particularly in historical revival and Victorian homes. They can also be structural, supporting balconies, porches, and eaves.
Curved / Radius Moulding
We also make custom curved and radius moulding for arches, jambs, semi-circular and round windows, and elliptical, octagonal, and free-form openings.
Custom Moulding Profiles
We can match profiles for historical restoration and residential renovation, as well as create completely one-of-a-kind moulding profiles to make your project uniquely elegant.
Linear Moulding
Ring’s End Custom Millwork can manufacture custom moulding profiles in lengths up to 16 feet. Our six-head moulder has about 4000 knives, which can create almost any profile you can imagine in wood or PVC.
PVC Moulding
PVC is increasingly popular for exterior mouldings and architectural features due to its resistance to rot, insects, and harsh weather conditions. We can mill custom PVC linear and curved moulding in a huge number of beautiful profiles.
What are the different types of moulding?
Ring's End stock many different types of mouldings (aka "moldings") that can add character and warmth to any home. Here are the different types of mouldings for your interior walls and ceilings.
Cornices are a type of decorative moulding that fits where a wall meets the ceiling. A very popular type of cornice is the crown moulding. They get their name because they ornately "crown" the top of a room.
Baseboards (aka "Skirting" or "Floor Molding") fit where a wall meets the floor. It protects the wall from scuffs and dents. In time gone past, they used to cover untidy and uneven construction work.
Casing (aka "Trim") is a type of moulding that frames a door or a window. It’s decorative and it can cover any gaps between the drywall and frame.
Other Decorative MouldingsThere are more kinds of decorative mouldings that can brighten up your home's interior. Ring's End has mouldings for fireplaces, stairs, ceilings, walls, lighting fixtures, and many more places.
If you don’t see what you need, please contact us to discuss our custom milling services.
Are "Crown Moulding" and "Crown Molding" the same thing?
Yes, they are both the same thing. "Molding" is an alternative spelling of "Moulding" and people use both words interchangeably.
Which rooms should have crown moulding?
Crown mouldings are usually fitted in shared spaces, such as the living room, dining room, and kitchen to add a touch of elegance. However, some people also like to install it in their bedrooms and bathrooms, too.
What is the difference between crown moulding and baseboards?
Crown moulding is placed where a ceiling meets a wall. Baseboards are fitted where the floor meets the wall. So we can think of them as opposites.
Should crown molding and baseboards be the same color?
Some people like to have the same color for consistency and to match their interior design style. However, other people like to have them in different colors. This creates a different look and can really accent wood floors and ornate ceilings.
Is crown molding hard to install?
Crown moulding can be challenging for novice DIY enthusiasts undertaking a home improvement project. The hardest thing is cutting the corners so they match and are flush with walls. You also need a range of tools including a coping saw, power miter saw, a hot-glue gun, rasp, and a hammer.
How much should I pay for crown moulding installation?
The cost of installation varies depending on the type of material. For PVC crown moulding, the average cost is around $3.50 to $8 per linear foot. You can expect to pay under $10 per linear foot for pine crown moulding installation, while more exotic hardwoods cost $10 - $15 per linear foot.
How will my crown moulding products be shipped?
We can ship our crown mould products directly to your home - and free shipping is available on qualifying purchases. You can also choose to pick up your order from one of our stores.