Woodgrain Base & Casing

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Premium Woodgrain Base & Casing featuring authentic profiles and superior construction. Professional-grade millwork with exceptional attention to detail.

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ML6680692

Woodgrain Millwork Finger Joint Pine Modern Baseboard 3-1/4" x 10 ft - Paint Grade

Quality molding with precise profiles and excellent dimensional stability.

$21.00 $27.00
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ML3553982

Woodgrain Millwork Finger Joint Pine Traditional Baseboard 3-1/2" x 10 ft - Stain Grade

Professional millwork offering classic styling and modern manufacturing quality.

$40.00 $45.00
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ML2713193

Woodgrain Millwork MDF Square Baseboard 5-1/2" x 16 ft - Paint Grade

Professional-grade millwork with authentic profiles and superior craftsmanship.

$26.00 $32.00
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Woodgrain Millwork Poplar Modern Baseboard 3-1/4" x 6 ft - Stain Grade

Premium molding featuring traditional profiles and quality construction.

$23.00 $30.00
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Woodgrain Millwork Poplar Traditional Baseboard 4-1/4" x 16 ft - Unfinished

Professional-grade millwork with authentic profiles and superior craftsmanship.

$31.00 $36.00
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ML6204574

Woodgrain Millwork Primed MDF Square Baseboard 2-1/4" x 10 ft - Unfinished

Quality molding with precise profiles and excellent dimensional stability.

$41.00 $54.00
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Frequently Asked Questions

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Baseboard height should be proportional to ceiling height. For 8' ceilings, 3-1/4" to 5-1/4" baseboards work well. Higher ceilings can accommodate taller baseboards up to 7-1/4" or more.
Shoe molding (quarter round) covers gaps between baseboard and flooring, especially with hardwood or laminate floors. It's not always necessary but provides a finished appearance.
Inside corners typically use coped joints for the best fit. Outside corners use mitered joints at 45 degrees. Coping creates tighter joints that won't open with seasonal movement.
Coordinating baseboard and casing creates visual continuity. They don't have to match exactly, but should complement each other in style and proportion.

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