Timber Moulding Brisbane

Check out the different types of timber mouldings and architrave.

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HEPH offers a wide range of architraves and skirting products to suit any architectural designs in Australia. The timber mouldings can be coated with multi-layer water base and acrylic white primer.
Natural finish is also another choice as it shows the character and appeal of the natural wood. 

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SPECIFICATIONS

Our mouldings consists of either Meranti or Pine as its core. For time and cost savings during installation skirtings are coated before handed to site. The moulding products are suitable for decorative wall trim, Quad cover strip and architraves to provide a contemporary look. 

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Timber Mouldings for Any Architectural Design

First-time homeowners and renovators usually don’t pay too much attention to the décor of the space. After all, terms like “timber trim” are not part of everyday vocabulary. This is why they depend on builders and contractors like our clients to make the right decisions when it comes to ensuring the look and comfort of their property, including ugly edges and awkward corners.

Choosing the Right Timber Trim Brisbane

Trims refer to interior finishes in a property. Timber trims like architraves, timber mouldings, and skirting boards can elevate a house’s design.

Wood mouldings

Building a house involves more than just completing its structure. Wood mouldings also play a vital role in completing a residential property’s overall look. 

Wood mouldings help shape a room. They soften the ugly and sharp joints where the floor and ceiling meet the wall, serving as visual decorations that break up uniform ceilings and walls.

Architraves

Architraves are strips of material that round off the door and wall usually used in most offices and houses. 

They are more than just pretty borders that add the finishing touches to a room. There’s a joint between the ceiling casing and wall around the door under them. They conceal that joint and any form of movement and shrinkage between the two. 

Skirting board

  • A skirting board goes through the base of the interior wall and forms the junctions between construction materials. It’s vital in protecting the base of the wall from marks from pets, furniture scrapes, and shoe scuffs. It also conceals untidy or uneven joints. 

    A skirting board likewise masks the weak plaster of the wall base. It can also hide the effects of rising moisture in older homes.

    There are two types of materials used for skirting board:

    • MDF Skirting board 

    The Medium Density Fibreboard (MDF) is a composite material built using softwood or hardwood fibres mixed with resin or wax binder. 

    • Timber Skirting board

    Timber skirting boards are produced using several hardwood like Clear Pine, Oak, Meranti, Western Red Cedar and Clear Pine. 

Timber Mouldings for Any Architectural Design Timber versus MDF

Those who want to achieve a varnished, wood-trim look chooser timber skirting boards and architraves. MDF doesn’t have the same look because it’s made out of wood fibre. It also doesn’t have natural grains and knots like wood does. 

MDF cannot match the look of pine or oak. However, it redeems itself on other aspects such as absence of imperfections, ease of preparation, size versatility, and moisture control. 

Always Consider Style in Choosing Wooden Mouldings Brisbane

With several trims to choose from, clients can get overwhelmed and decide hastily. Builders and contractors should check the property’s style or the style they want to achieve. The chosen trim must then perfectly match the house’s style.

Source the Best Timber Trims Brisbane with help from HEPH

HEPH has a wide range of timber skirting and architraves that can match any Australian residential and commercial property. The core of our timber mouldings is made up of Pine or Meranti. We then coat the skirtings before delivering them to the site to save time and money during installation.

Contact us at (+61) 415 682 168
or email info@heph.com.au to discuss your next projects with our team.