Alexandria Moulding Inc 0W846-20084C1 Ranch Stop 6-pack

Product Description

The ALEXANDRIA MOULDING INC 0W846-20084C1 is a solid pine ranch stop moulding used to trim door and window frames in residential construction and remodeling. Measuring 7/16 inches thick by 1-3/8 inches wide by 7 feet long, this piece delivers the classic ranch-style profile that finish carpenters and trim installers rely on for clean, consistent frame edges. Sold in a package of 6 pieces, the natural pine construction takes paint and stain evenly, making it straightforward to match existing interior finishes. Licensed carpenters, finish contractors, and experienced DIYers working on interior millwork installations are the primary users of this product.

Ranch stop moulding is commonly installed around interior door frames and window casings in residential projects where a low-profile, flat trim style is specified. The 7-foot length suits standard interior door and window rough openings without excessive waste. This profile is a widely used standard in new construction and renovation work across single-family homes and light commercial interiors where wood millwork is specified.

Key Features

• Solid pine construction accepts paint, primer, and stain for versatile finishing
• Ranch profile provides a clean, low-profile trim edge on door and window frames
• 7-foot length suited to standard interior door and window openings
• Packaged in a 6-piece unit for efficient project-quantity purchasing
• 7/16 inch thickness and 1-3/8 inch width match the WM846 industry profile standard

Compatibility

Designed as a standard WM846-profile ranch stop for use with interior door frames and window casings in residential and light commercial millwork applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by finish carpenters or experienced trim contractors using a miter saw, finish nailer, and appropriate interior wood filler. Acclimate moulding to the interior environment for at least 24 to 48 hours before installation to reduce movement after fastening. Pre-drill or use a pneumatic finish nailer to avoid splitting the pine at ends and edges. Follow applicable local building codes for interior finish work.