Moldings that finish the floor.
Shoe, quarter round, transitions, stair nosing, cove and baseboard in Red Oak, White Oak, white primed and more. Match your floor, cover the gap, pick it up today.
Match your floor
Shoe molding
The slim, low-profile finish at the base of the wall. Covers the expansion gap and protects baseboards from vacuums and everyday wear.
- White Primed ShoeSolid Radiata pine, not finger-jointed, so it won't snap when handled. Paint it straight off the rack.7/16" × 11/16"
- Red Oak ShoeSolid red oak to match or stain with red oak floors.1/2" × 3/4"
- White Oak ShoeSolid white oak for white oak floors, stained or natural.1/2" × 3/4"
- Maple ShoeLight, tight-grained trim for maple floors.1/2" × 3/4"
- Yellow Pine ShoeMatches heart pine and yellow pine floors.1/2" × 3/4"
- Brazilian Cherry ShoeRich reddish-brown trim for Brazilian cherry floors.1/2" × 3/4"
- Banak ShoeEconomical hardwood trim that takes paint or stain.7/16" × 11/16"
- Flexible ShoeBends around curved walls, bay windows and rounded corners.1/2" × 3/4"
- Special order in this species. Ask the counter about the closest match or a paint-grade option.
Quarter round
A fuller rounded profile that hides wider gaps. The go-to at cabinets, toe-kicks and built-ins.
- White Primed Quarter RoundSolid Radiata pine: smooth, no surface defects, and doesn't break like finger-jointed stock.11/16" × 11/16"
- Red Oak Quarter RoundSolid red oak to finish red oak floors.3/4" × 3/4"
- White Oak Quarter RoundSolid white oak for white oak floors.3/4" × 3/4"
- Yellow Pine Quarter RoundFor pine floors and rustic jobs.3/4" × 3/4"
- Brazilian Cherry Quarter RoundMatches the deep color of Brazilian cherry.3/4" × 3/4"
- Banak Quarter RoundEconomical hardwood that paints or stains.3/4" × 3/4"
- Flexible Quarter RoundFollows curves without kerfing or splicing.3/4" × 3/4"
- Special order in this species. Ask the counter about the closest match or a paint-grade option.
Transitions
Where one floor meets another. Pick by height: different heights get a reducer, same height gets a T-molding, and edges get a threshold.
- ReducersRamps down from hardwood to thinner tile, vinyl or carpet. No trip edge.5/16"3/8"1/2"3/4"1-1/2"
- T-MoldingJoins two floors at the same height in doorways or long runs, with room to expand on both sides.3/8"5/8"
- ThresholdsFinishes the floor at sliding doors, exterior doors and other edges where the floor stops.5/16"5/8"
- Special order in this species. Ask the counter about the closest match.
Measure the height of both floors, or bring an offcut of each, and we'll match the profile at the counter.
Stair nosing
A rounded edge that sits flush with the floor and wraps the first step, so landings and step-downs look finished and hold up to traffic.
- Red Oak Stair NosingMatches red oak floors and treads.
- White Oak Stair NosingMatches white oak floors and treads.
- Maple Stair NosingA light, clean edge for maple floors.
- Brazilian Cherry Stair NosingDeep reddish tone for Brazilian cherry floors.
- Yellow Pine Stair NosingFor pine floors and rustic stairs.
- New Heart Pine Stair NosingWarm heart pine grain to match heart pine floors.
- Special order in this species. Ask the counter about the closest match.
Sizes (match the thickness to your floor)
Building a full staircase? Plan it in our Stair Designer Tool.
Cove molding
A smooth, concave corner where floor meets wall. A more traditional alternative to shoe or quarter round, great with stained trim.
- Red Oak CoveFor red oak floors and stained trim.
- White Oak CoveFor white oak floors.
- Cove is in stock in Red Oak and White Oak. Try shoe molding for other species.
Baseboard
The finished wall line. MDF, double primed on all 4 sides and always in stock. Pair with shoe molding to cover the gap.
Colonial profile
- MDF Baseboard 3-1/4"Low profile for closets, secondary rooms and budget builds.12mm × 3-1/4"
- MDF Baseboard 4-1/4"The everyday standard for most homes and remodels.12mm × 4-1/4"
- MDF Baseboard 5-1/4"Taller, more detailed profile for main living areas.12mm × 5-1/4"
- MDF Baseboard 7-1/4"A bold look for tall ceilings and custom homes.12mm × 7-1/4"
- Every baseboard comes double primed on all 4 sides, ready to paint any color.
Square edge (modern and craftsman)
- MDF 1×4 Square EdgeFlat, modern profile. Pairs well with shoe molding.11/16" × 3-1/2"
- MDF 1×6 Square EdgeClean craftsman base for most rooms.11/16" × 5-1/2"
- MDF 1×8 Square EdgeTall and flat for modern and farmhouse interiors.11/16" × 7-1/4"
- Every baseboard comes double primed on all 4 sides, ready to paint any color.
Not sure which one you need?
Tap where you're finishing and we'll show you what our counter staff would hand you.
How much trim do you need?
Add up the wall lengths, subtract doorways, and we'll add 10% for cuts and corners. Do this once for each molding you're running.
Common questions
Shoe molding or quarter round?
Shoe is slimmer and follows small dips in the floor, so it's the usual pick against baseboard. Quarter round is fuller and hides wider gaps, which is why it's common at cabinets and toe-kicks.
Why is trim needed at all?
Wood floors need an expansion gap at the walls so they can move with humidity. Shoe, quarter round, cove or baseboard covers that gap and protects the wall.
Can I stain white primed molding?
No, primed trim is meant for paint. For a stained finish, choose the solid wood species that matches your floor.
Which transition do I need?
Floors at different heights take a reducer. Floors at the same height take a T-molding. Where the floor stops, at a slider or exterior door, use a threshold.
Is everything in stock at every store?
Core profiles are in stock at all six locations. Species and sizes vary by store, so call ahead for large quantities or less common species.
Pick up at a store near you
Call for pricing and availability, or stop by the closest location.
Sizes are nominal. Species and profile availability vary by location, so call ahead for large quantities.