Alexandria Moulding 00106-20096C1 Pine Cove Moulding WM100

Product Description

The ALEXANDRIA MOULDING INC 00106-20096C1 is a solid pine cove moulding profile used in interior finish carpentry and trim work. Conforming to the WM100 industry profile designation, this piece measures 0.75 inches by 0.75 inches in cross-section and 8 feet in length. The concave cove profile provides a clean transition at inside corners and along the junction of walls and ceilings or cabinets and walls. It is installed by carpenters, finish trim contractors, and skilled DIYers performing interior renovation or new construction work. Solid pine construction accepts paint and stain evenly, making it a practical choice for finished interior spaces.

This cove moulding is suited for residential interior applications including room corner transitions, cabinet base trim, bookcase detailing, and built-in millwork. The WM100 profile is a standard designation widely used in interior trim specifications, making it straightforward to match in repair or extension work. Sold in a package quantity of 10 pieces, it is well suited for larger room installations or multi-room projects where consistent profile matching is required across runs.

Key Features

• WM100 standard cove profile for consistent match with existing trim
• Solid pine construction accepts paint and stain finishes
• 0.75 inches by 0.75 inches cross-section suits tight corner and transition applications
• 8-foot length reduces seam frequency on standard wall and cabinet runs
• Packaged 10 pieces per unit for efficient multi-room or large-area installs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard WM100-profile interior cove moulding for use in residential finish carpentry applications where a 0.75 inches by 0.75 inches solid pine cove profile is specified.

Installation Notes

Interior cove moulding is typically installed by finish carpenters using a miter saw, finish nailer, and appropriate interior wood filler or caulk. Cut outside and inside corners at 45-degree miters for clean joints. Nail into wall studs or cabinet substrate and set nail heads before filling. Prime all cut ends before painting to minimize moisture absorption and reduce grain raising.