Alexandria Moulding Inc 0W126-20096C1 Base Shoe Moulding

Product Description

The ALEXANDRIA MOULDING INC 0W126-20096C1 is a solid pine base shoe moulding cut to the WM126 profile. It measures 0.5 inches tall by 0.75 inches wide by 96 inches long and serves as the flexible trim piece installed at the base of a wall where baseboard meets finished flooring. Because it bends slightly, base shoe covers the gap left by flooring expansion and contraction. Finish carpenters, flooring installers, and general contractors install this piece as part of standard baseboard trim systems in both residential and light commercial construction.

Base shoe moulding in the WM126 profile is a widely used standard in North American residential construction. It installs along the bottom edge of painted or stained baseboard trim to cover uneven flooring gaps and protect the wall base from foot traffic. Each piece is 96 inches long, giving installers a standard 8-foot length suitable for most room runs. The solid pine construction accepts paint and stain finishes, making it adaptable to a broad range of interior design specifications. This product is sold in a package quantity of 10 pieces.

Key Features

• WM126 standard profile for consistent, predictable fitment with common baseboard assemblies
• Solid pine construction accepts paint, stain, and clear finishes
• 96-inch length provides a full 8-foot run per piece
• 0.5 x 0.75 inch cross-section offers the flexibility needed to follow minor floor irregularities
• Sold in a 10-piece package for efficient project purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as a standard WM126-profile base shoe for use with conventional baseboard trim systems in residential and light commercial interior finish applications.

Installation Notes

Base shoe moulding is typically installed by finish carpenters or flooring professionals using a finish nailer or hand-nailing technique. Nail into the baseboard, not the flooring, to allow the floor to expand and contract freely beneath the moulding. Miter inside and outside corners accurately before fastening to ensure clean joints. Pre-prime or seal cut ends before installation to minimize moisture absorption in pine material.