Alexandria Moulding Inc 00100-20096C1 Quarter Round Moulding

Product Description

The ALEXANDRIA MOULDING INC 00100-20096C1 is a solid pine quarter round moulding profile used to finish interior trim work at floor, wall, and cabinet junctions. Measuring 0.5 inches by 0.5 inches in profile and 8 feet in length, this WM108-profile piece provides a clean, traditional transition where two perpendicular surfaces meet. Solid pine construction allows for easy cutting, nailing, and painting or staining to match surrounding millwork. Sold individually, with a package quantity of 16 units available for larger project runs. Carpenters, finish trim contractors, and flooring installers are the primary trades working with this product.

Quarter round moulding of this profile is installed in residential and light commercial interiors. Common applications include base shoe trim along hardwood, laminate, or tile flooring installations, as well as cabinet and countertop edge finishing. The 8-foot length suits standard room dimensions and minimizes the number of joints required on most walls. The WM108 profile is a widely recognized industry-standard shape stocked for use in new construction and renovation work alike.

Key Features

• WM108 industry-standard quarter round profile
• 0.5 inches by 0.5 inches cross-section fits standard base shoe and corner trim applications
• 8-foot length reduces joint count in typical room installations
• Solid pine construction accepts paint, primer, stain, and clear finish
• Consistent grain and profile suitable for finish-grade interior trim work

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation quarter round trim piece compatible with standard interior finish carpentry applications where a WM108 profile is specified.

Installation Notes

Quarter round moulding is typically installed by finish carpenters or flooring contractors using a miter saw for corner cuts and a brad nailer or finish nailer for fastening. Nail into the wall base or cabinet face, not the floor, to allow for seasonal movement of flooring materials. Pre-drill near ends to prevent splitting in solid pine. Local building codes and flooring manufacturer guidelines should be consulted for specific fastener schedules.