Urethane Crown Moulding
Urethane moulding is changing how we think about home design. It looks as beautiful as traditional materials but is tougher, more affordable, and better for the environment. Since it’s made using a mold, we can create detailed designs for much less than wood or other materials. Plus, it’s water-resistant, making it perfect for bathrooms, kitchens, and similar spaces. Lightweight and easy to install, it is one of the best DIY Crown Moulding Materials available.
Wood Crown Moulding
If you want the best quality for your home, our wood crown mouldings are a perfect choice. Each piece has its own patterns and natural details that make your home special. Whether you stain or paint, the warm colors of cherry, maple, and red oak will make your home look stylish. This is the highest quality moulding we offer.
MDF Crown Moulding
MDF moulding is an affordable and flexible way to add stylish trim to your home. It has a smooth surface that’s easy to paint, so you can match it with your décor perfectly. MDF is great for indoors, giving rooms a clean, neat look. Whether you're working on a living room, bedroom, or hallway, MDF moulding is a beautiful, practical option. However, it’s not water-resistant, so we recommend another material if you're using it in areas with moisture. You can find our water-resistant moulding here.
PVC Crown Moulding
PVC crown moulding is a great choice for homeowners who want low-maintenance and durable trim. PVC is lightweight and easy to install, and it can bend to fit uneven walls or ceilings for a smooth look. It also is not damaged by water, making it great for outdoor use or areas like bathrooms and kitchens. PVC moulding adds a stylish touch without the work that comes with wood moulding.
Resin Crown Molding
Resin moulding combines beauty and usefulness, making it a great choice for any home. This material gives a beautiful finish while being practical for everyday use. Resin moulding is very tough, so it won’t chip, crack, or get damaged, keeping it looking nice for years. Plus, resin is a little flexible, so it can bend to fit walls that aren’t completely straight.
