Montevallo
Montevallo, AL
800.756.0199
woodgraindistribution.com
Montevallo
Table of Contents
Why Do Business with Woodgrain?............................................................. 2
Commitment to the Environment................................................................. 2
Woodgrain Brands ...................................................................................... 3
Ceiling: Pages 4-5
80 South Shelby Street
Montevallo, AL 35115
p: 800.756.0199
205.665.2546
f: 205.665.3432
Crown Moulding.......................................................................................................4-5
Crown Enhancer.......................................................................................................5
Dentil........................................................................................................................5
Door & Window: Pages 6-9
Casing......................................................................................................................6-7
Stop..........................................................................................................................8
Window Stool...........................................................................................................8
Window Sill...............................................................................................................9
Mull...........................................................................................................................9
Drip Cap...................................................................................................................9
Brick Mould..............................................................................................................9
Back Band................................................................................................................9
Wall: Pages 10-11
Chair Rail/Panel Mould.............................................................................................10-11
Chair Rail Backer......................................................................................................11
Outside Corner.........................................................................................................11
Floor: Pages 12-13
Base.........................................................................................................................12-13
Base Shoe ...............................................................................................................13
Base Cap . ...............................................................................................................13
General Purpose: Pages 14-17
Montevallo, AL
80 South Shelby Street
Montevallo, AL 35115
p: 800.756.0199
205.665.2546
f: 205.665.3432
Hoffman, NC
2772 Highway 1 North
P.O. Box 188
Hoffman, NC 28347
p: 800.756.0299
910.281.3116
f: 910.281.5820
Titusville, FL
1450 Shepard Drive
Titusville, FL 32780
p: 800.756.0399
321.385.3880
f: 321.385.3820
Shepherdsville, KY
1272 Omega Parkway
Shepherdsville, KY 40165
p: 800.756.0599
502.543.9191
f: 502.543.9192
Phoenix, AZ
229 South 49th Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85043
p: 800.756.0799
602.272.2788
f: 602.272.2662
Atlanta, GA
6280 Best Friend Road
Suite 400
Norcross, GA 30071
p: 866.915.8938
770.248.3021
f: 770.248.3028
Houston, TX
4343 Kennedy Commerce Drive
Houston, TX 77032
p: 800.756.0499
f: 855.211.5712
Picture Mould ..........................................................................................................14
Joint Mould .............................................................................................................14
Cove Mould..............................................................................................................14
Lattice . ....................................................................................................................15
Handrail....................................................................................................................15
Shingle Mould/Apron................................................................................................15
Cap Mould................................................................................................................15
Fillet..........................................................................................................................16
Screen......................................................................................................................16
Chamfer....................................................................................................................16
Round.......................................................................................................................16
Quarter Round..........................................................................................................17
S-4-S Square............................................................................................................17
S-4-S Stock..............................................................................................................17
Door Shop: Pages 18-19
Flat Jamb ................................................................................................................18
Split Jamb ...............................................................................................................18
Exterior Frame .........................................................................................................18
Casing Legs..............................................................................................................19
T-Astragal.................................................................................................................19
Brick Mould..............................................................................................................19
Stop Legs.................................................................................................................19
Boards: Page 20
S-4-S Boards............................................................................................................20
Return & Cancellation Policy . .................................................................................22
Installation & Finishing ............................................................................................23
*All items are subject to availability
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Why do Business with Woodgrain?
Woodgrain Brands
Woodgrain Distribution is a logistics company dedicated to delivering “best in class” service and millwork
products to our customers at the lowest total cost of ownership, when they want it, and where they want it.
The Woodgrain organization has over 55 years of experience in millwork supply. This experience along with
the investments made in technology, talent, training, facilities, and network volume density allow customers
to receive efficient, reliable, and consistent value from Woodgrain Distribution.
DecraMold®
The Woodgrain Distribution product sourcing strategy using our own international and domestic mills as
well as contractual relationships with suppliers around the world, give our customers security of supply as
well as variable lead time options. Our goal is to provide customized solutions for the product mix and
service options our customers are looking for at the lowest total cost of ownership.
Woodgrain’s Commitment to the Environment
In its total commitment to customers, Woodgrain Distribution promises “best in class” products and service
at the lowest total cost of ownership. In its total commitment to the environment, Woodgrain promises to
act as a responsible corporate citizen, optimizing the use of resources and producing products that not only
have a positive impact on the environment, but also the health of people.
The wood used by Woodgrain primarily originates from sustainable sources including FSC/SFI certified wood.
Over 99 percent of the wood fiber processed by Woodgrain is used as a product. Woodgrain recycles every
product possible and strives to operate in an environmentally conscience manner.
Add beauty and interest to any room with DecraMold®. DecraMold includes a complete line of
decorative moulding for any room or project; base, fluted casing, chair rail, crown, general purpose,
and door and cabinet trim. DecraMold is available in random and eight foot lengths allowing for
endless possibilities. DecraMold installs the same as traditional moulding, and is made from solid pine
which can be finished with paint, stain, or varnish.
BlockShop®
An assortment of corner and divider blocks, rosettes, and plinth blocks create the “no-miter system®,”
BlockShop® which can be used with any traditional moulding as well as DecraMold. BlockShop offers
a complete selection of blocks for no-miter installation of base, casing, chair rail, and crown
mouldings in a variety of sizes and profiles. The blocks eliminate the need for difficult miter cuts,
allow for a quick and easy installation at an affordable price, and add elegance to your home. To carry
the finished look of your moulding, blocks can be painted, stained, or varnished.
®
Flexgrain®, flexible moulding provides an inexpensive and ideal solution for all your curved moulding
needs. All Woodgrain profiles are available for any pre-formed or straight applications. For concave,
convex, curved windows, doors, and arches; Flexgrain has pre-formed half circles, quarter circles, full
circles, ovals, eyebrows, and ellipticals available. For curved wall applications, install Flexgrain flat to
the wall and it will follow the bend. Flexgrain can be painted or stained and is available smooth or in
any wood grain pattern.
Looking to replicate a historic or unique piece of moulding? Flexgrain has the capability to
manufacture custom mouldings to fit your needs. Send a sample of your historic or unique moulding
which Flexgrain will use to create a mould and manufacture the needed material. Flexgrain saves you
time and money versus the alternative of bending traditional wood moulding.
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PFJ = Raw Fingerjoint Pine
PFP = Primed Fingerjoint Pine
PNE = Solid Pine
UMD = Light MDF*
OAK = Solid Oak
MFW = Banak
PVC = Extruded Cellular Vinyl
TIM = Timbron Composite Mouldings
FLEX = Flexgrain® Flexible Moulding
*UMD thickness is measured in metric units
Ceiling
Crown Moulding
No. F814
1” X 8-1/4” PFP, FLEX
No. 1868
15mm (9/16”) X 5”
UMD, FLEX
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No. 42
25mm (1-1/16”) X 7-1/4” UMD, FLEX
No. 519
17mm (7/8”) X 4-1/4”
UMD, FLEX
No. HWC7
18mm (11/16”) X 7” UMD, FLEX
No. SPDN
11/16” X 4-1/4”
PFP, FLEX
No. 41
25mm (1-1/16”) X 6”
UMD, FLEX
No. 45
9/16” (15mm) X 5-1/4”
PFP, PNE, UMD, FLEX
No. 48
9/16” X 4-1/4”
PFP, FLEX
No. 49
9/16” (15mm) X 3-5/8”
PFP, PNE, UMD,
TIM, FLEX
No. 70
9/16” X 2-3/4”
PNE, FLEX
No. 60
9/16” X 1-3/4”
PNE, FLEX
No. 51
9/16” X 3-1/4”
PFP, PNE, FLEX
No. 52
9/16” X 2-3/4”
PFP, PNE, FLEX
No. 54
9/16” X 2-1/4”
PFP, PNE, FLEX
No. ATL2
5/8” X 5-1/4”
PFP, FLEX
No. 47
9/16” (15mm) X 4-5/8”
PFP, PNE, UMD, FLEX
No. 74 9/16” X 1-3/4” PFP, PNE, FLEX
No. 61 9/16” X 1-5/8”
PNE, FLEX
Crown Enhancer
Dentil
No. 599
16mm (5/8”) X 4-1/2”
UMD, FLEX
No. 134
1/2” X 1-3/4”
PNE, FLEX
No. 1701
5/8” X 4-1/4”
PFP, FLEX
No. 75 9/16” X 1-5/8”
PFP, PNE, FLEX
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PFJ = Raw Fingerjoint Pine
PFP = Primed Fingerjoint Pine
PNE = Solid Pine
UMD = Light MDF*
OAK = Solid Oak
MFW = Banak
PVC = Extruded Cellular Vinyl
TIM = Timbron Composite Mouldings
FLEX = Flexgrain® Flexible Moulding
*UMD thickness is measured in metric units
Door & Window
Casing
No. 1711 13/16” X 5-1/2” (Reversible)
PFJ, FLEX
No. ATL1
1-1/16” X 4-1/2”
PFJ, FLEX
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No. 1002
9/16” (12mm) X 3-9/16”
PFP, PNE, UMD, FLEX
No. 444
5/8” X 3-1/2”
PNE, FLEX
No. 1006
9/16” X 3-9/16” PFP, FLEX
No. 1682
5/8” X 3-1/4”
(Reversible)
PFP, FLEX
No. 399
3/4” X 3-1/4”
PFP, FLEX
No. RB03 1-1/16” (25mm) X 3-1/2”
PFP, PNE, UMD, FLEX
No. 1661
1-1/8” X 3-3/8”
PFP, FLEX
No. 356
11/16” (15mm) X 2-1/4”
PFJ, PFP, PNE, UMD,
TIM, FLEX
No. 445
11/16” (15mm) X 3-1/4”
PFP, PNE, UMD, FLEX
No. 366
11/16” (15mm) X 2-1/4”
PFP, PNE, UMD, FLEX
No. 361W
11/16” X 3-1/4”
PFP, FLEX
No. 387
11/16” X 2-1/4”
PNE, FLEX
No. 1646
7/8” X 3-1/4”
PFP, PNE, FLEX
No. 324
11/16” (15mm) X 2-1/4”
PFP, PNE, UMD, FLEX
No. 444M
5/8” (15mm) X 3-1/4”
PFP, PNE, FLEX
No. 327
11/16” X 2-1/4” PFP, PNE, FLEX
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PFJ = Raw Fingerjoint Pine
PFP = Primed Fingerjoint Pine
PNE = Solid Pine
Door & Window
Door & Window
Stop
Window Sill
No. 905
7/16” X 1-5/8”
PNE, FLEX
No. 856
3/8” X 1-3/8”
PNE, FLEX
No. 935
7/16” X 1-5/8”
PNE, FLEX
No. 827
3/8” X 1-1/4”
PNE, FLEX
No. 907
7/16” X 1-1/4”
PNE, FLEX
No. 937
7/16” X 1-1/4”
PNE, FLEX
No. 941
7/16” X 3/4”
PNE, FLEX
*UMD thickness is measured in metric units
No. WDS1
1-3/32” X 1-45/64”
PFP
No. WDS2
1-1/4” X 4-3/4”
PFP
No. 988
3/8” X 1-3/8”
PNE, FLEX
Brick Mould
No. 943
7/16” X 5/8”
PNE, FLEX
No. 188
1-1/16” X 1-5/8”
PFP, FLEX
Window Stool
PVC = Extruded Cellular Vinyl
TIM = Timbron Composite Mouldings
FLEX = Flexgrain® Flexible Moulding
Mull
Drip Cap
No. 887
3/8” X 1-1/4”
PFP, PNE, FLEX
UMD = Light MDF*
OAK = Solid Oak
MFW = Banak
No. 197
11/16” X 1-5/8”
PVC, FLEX
No. 180
1-1/4” X 2”
PFP, PNE, PVC,
FLEX
No. 2814
1-1/4” X 4-1/2”
PFP, FLEX
Back Band
No. 1023
11/16” X 7-1/4”
PFP
No. 1022
11/16” X 6-1/4”
PFP
No. 1021
11/16” X 5-1/4”
PFP, PNE
1/4”
1”
1-3/8”
No. 1077
1-1/16” X 3-1/4”
PNE
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1-1/4”
No. 1099
11/16” X 2-1/2”
PNE
7/8”
No. 1195
11/16” X 2-1/2”
PNE
No. 1873
1-3/8” X 1-5/8”
PFJ, FLEX
1/4”
5/16”
11/16”
No. 282
1-1/4” X 1-3/8”
PFP, FLEX
5/8”
No. 281
11/16” X 1-1/8”
PNE, FLEX
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PFJ = Raw Fingerjoint Pine
PFP = Primed Fingerjoint Pine
PNE = Solid Pine
UMD = Light MDF*
OAK = Solid Oak
MFW = Banak
PVC = Extruded Cellular Vinyl
TIM = Timbron Composite Mouldings
FLEX = Flexgrain® Flexible Moulding
*UMD thickness is measured in metric units
Wall
Chair Rail/Panel Mould
1/4”
7/16”
1”
No. 297
5/8” X 3”
PFP, PNE, FLEX
No. 300
1-1/16” X 2-3/4”
PFJ, PNE, FLEX
No. 302H
1-1/16” X 2-3/4”
PFJ, FLEX
No. 1001
11/16” X 2-3/4”
PFP, FLEX
No. 427F
1-1/16” X 1-5/8”
PFJ, FLEX
No. 1219
11/16” X 1-5/8”
PNE, FLEX
1-3/16”
No. 182
11/16” X 1-5/8”
PFP, FLEX
No. DEC4
7/8” X 1-5/8”
PNE, FLEX
Chair Rail Backer
Outside Corner
No. 304H
9/16” X 4-1/4”
PFJ, PNE, FLEX
No. 205
1-1/8” X 1-1/8”
PNE, FLEX
No. 1217
1/2” X 1-1/2”
PNE, FLEX
1/4”
1/2”
No. 390
11/16” X 2-5/8”
PFP, PNE, FLEX
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No. 1216
7/8” X 2-1/2”
PNE, FLEX
No. 1218
5/8” X 2-1/2”
PFJ, PNE, FLEX
No. 298R
5/8” X 2-1/2”
PNE, FLEX
No. 206
11/16” X 11/16”
PNE, FLEX
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PFJ = Raw Fingerjoint Pine
PFP = Primed Fingerjoint Pine
PNE = Solid Pine
UMD = Light MDF*
OAK = Solid Oak
MFW = Banak
PVC = Extruded Cellular Vinyl
TIM = Timbron Composite Mouldings
FLEX = Flexgrain® Flexible Moulding
*UMD thickness is measured in metric units
Floor
Base
No. 5725
21/32” X 7-1/8”
PFP, FLEX
No. 1867
15mm (11/16”) X 7-1/4”
UMD, FLEX
No. 1866
15mm (11/16”) X 5-1/4”
UMD, FLEX
No. 5163
9/16” X 5-1/4”
PFP, PNE, FLEX
No. 1913
15mm (11/16”) X 5-1/4”
UMD, FLEX
No. 443
9/16” X 3-1/4”
PFP, PNE, FLEX
Base Shoe
No. 5180
9/16” X 5-1/4”
PFP, PNE, FLEX
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No. 618
9/16” (12mm) X 5-1/4”
PFP, PNE, UMD, FLEX
No. 620
9/16” (12mm) X 4-1/4”
PFP, PNE, UMD, FLEX
No. 623
9/16” (12mm) X 3-1/4”
PFJ, PFP, PNE, UMD,
TIM, FLEX
No. 127
7/16” X 3/4”
OAK, TIM, FLEX
No. 683
9/16” X 3-1/4”
PNE, FLEX
No. 713
9/16” (12mm) X 3-1/4”
PFP, PNE, UMD, FLEX
Base Cap
No. 129
7/16” X 11/16”
PFP, PNE, FLEX
No. 163
11/16” X 1-3/8”
PFP, PNE, FLEX
No. 166
11/16” X 1-1/4”
PNE, FLEX
No. 1201
11/16” X 1-1/4”
PNE, FLEX
No. 1207
11/16” X 7/8”
PNE, FLEX
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PFJ = Raw Fingerjoint Pine
PFP = Primed Fingerjoint Pine
PNE = Solid Pine
General Purpose
General Purpose
Picture Mould
No. 273
11/16” X 1-3/4”
PFP, FLEX
No. 272
11/16” X 1-5/8”
PNE, FLEX
Joint Mould
Lattice
No. 1215
9/16” X 1-1/4”
PNE, FLEX
No. 266
1/4” X 1-1/2”
PNE
Cove Mould
UMD = Light MDF*
OAK = Solid Oak
MFW = Banak
PVC = Extruded Cellular Vinyl
TIM = Timbron Composite Mouldings
FLEX = Flexgrain® Flexible Moulding
*UMD thickness is measured in metric units
Handrail
No. 267
1/4” X 1-5/16”
PNE
Shingle Mould/Apron
No. 1203
1-1/4” X 2-1/4” PFJ, PNE
Cap Mould
1/4”
3/4”
No. 84
9/16” X 2-1/4”
PNE, FLEX
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No. 85
9/16” X 1-3/4”
PNE, FLEX
No. 86
9/16” X 1-5/8”
PNE, FLEX
No. 94-1/2
1” X 1-1/4”
PNE, FLEX
No. 100
11/16” X 11/16”
PNE, OAK, FLEX
No. B200
11/16” X 2-1/2”
PFJ, FLEX
No. 210
5/8” X 1-5/8”
PFP, PVC, FLEX
No. 231
1-1/2” X 1-11/16” PNE
No. 289
1-1/16” X 1-5/8”
PNE, FLEX
3/4”
5/16”
No. 4275
1-1/6” X 1-5/8”
PFJ, PNE, FLEX
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PFJ = Raw Fingerjoint Pine
PFP = Primed Fingerjoint Pine
PNE = Solid Pine
General Purpose
General Purpose
Fillet
Screen
No. 3192
7/16” X 1-1/4”
PFP, FLEX
No. 142
1/4” X 3/4”
PNE
Chamfer
Round
No. 995
3/4” X 3/4”
MFW
No. 232
1-7/16”
PNE
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UMD = Light MDF*
OAK = Solid Oak
MFW = Banak
PVC = Extruded Cellular Vinyl
TIM = Timbron Composite Mouldings
FLEX = Flexgrain® Flexible Moulding
*UMD thickness is measured in metric units
Quarter Round
No. 144
1/4” X 3/4”
PNE
No. 233
1-1/4”
PNE
No. 103
1-1/16” X 1-1/16”
PNE, FLEX
No. 106
11/16” X 11/16”
PFP, PNE, OAK, FLEX
No. 105
3/4” X 3/4”
TIM, FLEX
S-4-S Square
S-4-S Stock
No. 236
1-1/2” X 1-1/2”
PNE, FLEX
No. 1220
7/16” X 2”
PNE, FLEX
No. 239
3/4” X 3/4”
PNE, FLEX
No. 249
11/16” X 1-1/2”
PFJ, PNE, FLEX
No. 108
1/2” X 1/2”
PNE, FLEX
No. 254
1/2” X 3/4”
PNE, FLEX
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PFJ = Raw Fingerjoint Pine
PFP = Primed Fingerjoint Pine
PNE = Solid Pine
Door Shop
Door Shop
Flat Jamb
Casing Legs
11/16” X 4-9/16” X 16’
PFP
11/16” X 4-5/8”
81” BD 81-11/16” OAL
PFJ, PFP, PNE
UMD = Light MDF*
OAK = Solid Oak
MFW = Banak
PVC = Extruded Cellular Vinyl
TIM = Timbron Composite Mouldings
FLEX = Flexgrain® Flexible Moulding
*UMD thickness is measured in metric units
No. RB03 7/4
1-1/16” X 3-1/2”
PFJ
No. 1646 7/3
7/8” X 3-1/4”
PFP
No. 399 7/3
3/4” X 3-1/4”
PFP
No. 445 7/4
11/16” X 3-1/4”
PFJ
No. 356 7/0
11/16” X 2-1/4”
PFJ, PFP, PNE
No. 366 7/0
11/16” X 2-1/4”
PFP
Split Jamb
1-1/16” X 4-9/16”
80-5/8” BD 81-11/16” OAL
B = 2-1/2”
PFJ, PFP
T-Astragal
Brick Mould
No. 5560 7/0 and 8/0
1-7/32” X 2-3/32”
PNE
(for a 1-3/8” door)
No. 180 7/0
1-1/4” X 2”
PFP
Stop Legs
Exterior Frame
1-1/4” X 4-9/16”
80-1/4” BD 82-1/4” OAL
PFP
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No. 887 7/0
3/8” X 1-1/4”
PFP, PNE
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PFJ = Raw Fingerjoint Pine
PFP = Primed Fingerjoint Pine
PNE = Solid Pine
PTP = Pressure Treated Pine
UMD = Light MDF*
OAK = Solid Oak
MFW = Banak
PVC = Extruded Cellular Vinyl
TIM = Timbron Composite Mouldings
FLEX = Flexgrain® Flexible Moulding
*UMD thickness is measured in metric units
Boards
S-4-S Boards
1 x 12
3/4” (18mm) X 11-1/4” PFP, UMD, FLEX
1 x 10
3/4” X 9-1/4”
PFP, FLEX
1x8
3/4” (18mm) X 7-1/4”
PFP, UMD, FLEX
1x6
3/4” (18 mm) X 5-1/2”
PFP, UMD, FLEX
1x4
3/4” (18mm) X 3-1/2”
PFP, UMD, FLEX
1x2
3/4” X 1-1/2”
PFP, FLEX
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Return & Cancellation Policy
Installation & Finishing
PURPOSE
To better service our customers, Woodgrain Distribution has developed the following sales policies. We trust you find these policies fair in order to protect
Woodgrain Distribution and our customers. We shall strive in every facet of our business to merit the privilege of serving you and your continued support.
INSTALLATION
The installation of moulding starts with having the right tools. The following are the most common tools needed for a safe installation of moulding:
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Miter Box, Miter Saw, or Compound Miter Saw
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Protractor
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Finishing Nails, Nail Set, and a Hammer or Brad Nailer
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Pen and Paper
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Wood putty and glue
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Utility Knife
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Tape Measure
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Ladder
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Coping Saw
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Safety Glasses
CANCELLATION
Special run, non-stock or special ordered items cannot be cancelled once the order is in process.
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Framing Square
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Hearing Protection
CLAIMS FOR LOSS OR DAMAGED & DEFECTIVE MERCHANDISE
Woodgrain Distribution’s responsibility for loss or damaged merchandise is limited to Woodgrain Distribution fleet only, and does not cover items shipped
via common carriers.
Start by measuring the length of each wall and be sure to subtract any doors, windows, or openings. Add 10% to each wall to allow for mistakes.
This will provide the amount of moulding needed for the project. It is also helpful to sketch the room noting dimensions and corners.
SERVICE IN GENERAL
Pricing — all published prices are subject to change without notice.
Regular Orders — all orders are phoned or faxed to our sales department. All orders are subject to final acceptance by Woodgrain Distribution credit
department.
Special Orders — Woodgrain Distribution will require a written purchase order for special run, non-stock and special ordered items. Orders for such will
be held until receipt of customers written order.
All claims must be filed within five (5) days after receipt of goods. All phone calls for shortages must be followed by a faxed hard copy.
Damage claims must be accompanied by a written statement, Woodgrain Distribution will not be liable for any unacknowledged shortages, damages
or claims submitted beyond the stated five (5) day period.
RETURN OF MERCHANDISE
Only with manufacturer’s approval can any item be returned. Items must be in resalable condition with appropriate invoice or purchase order
number that must be provided to us at time of request. If the return is a result of an error by Woodgrain Distribution, there will be no handling or
restocking charge. Credit for special run, non-stocked and special ordered items will be subject to a 35% restocking charge (credited at 65% of
original invoiced cost). Credit for all other items will be subject to a 20% restocking charge (credited at 80% of original invoiced cost) which will be
determined by our management. Items installed, painted or altered can not be returned. Returns are limited to items purchased within the last 60 days.
General Information
Before installing moulding, allow material to acclimate to indoor environment for a period of one week. Store all material indoors, in a clean, dry place.
GRADE
Wood mouldings are available in two grades. “Stain Grade” is intended for natural or clear finish and the exposed face must be of one single piece.
“Paint Grade” is intended for opaque paint finishes or overlays and can be finger jointed and/or edge glued.
These grades may have a few minor characteristics such as light checks, small pitch pockets, light torn grain, occasional medium stain or a small amount
of medium pitch. A serious combination of these is not admissible in any one piece. The number and extent of characteristics permitted varies as the
area of the piece increases or diminishes.
STAIN GRADE (suitable for natural, stain, paint, or enamel finish)
On the basis of net 2” face — 12’ long this grade will admit the following characteristics or their equivalent.
a. A small spot of torn grain, one foot of medium pitch, light skip in dressing on back, or
b. One small and one very small pitch pocket, or
c. One short tight season check and a light snipe at one end, or
d. Medium stain in occasional (10%) pieces for one third the area in an otherwise perfect piece.
After purchasing the moulding, determine which piece and wall to start with. Identify what miter cuts will need to be made along with any splicing that
may be required. When measuring a piece of moulding which will be mitered, add the width of the moulding to the measurement to allow for the miter
cut.
Nail the moulding in place with finishing nails leaving the corners to nail at the end once all the moulding is installed. Install the moulding around the
entire room and go back to nail the corners. If the moulding ends without running into a wall create a return. A return can be created from a scrap
piece of moulding. Cut the proper angle on the one end of the moulding and a 90 degree angle on the other end forming a small triangular piece of
moulding. Attach the piece with wood glue and tape until the glue dries.
Useful tips and definitions
Mitering: A basic operation in which an angle is cut across the moulding using a miter box and saw or a compound miter saw. Inside and outside
corners, and moulding around windows and doors are usually cut at a 45 degree angle.
Coping: Coping is another technique used when butting one moulding against the profile of another. First, set the moulding in the miter box as it
is to be installed on the wall – upright against the back plate. Cut the end of the moulding at a 45 degree angle. This cut exposes the profile of the
moulding. Following the profile, cut with a coping saw at a 90 degree angle with the face of the moulding. This results in a duplication of the profile
pattern which fits over the face of the adjoining moulding.
Splice/Scarf: In order to install moulding over large spans, you may have to splice two lengths of moulding together. The moulding is spliced with a
vertical seam by placing the two pieces of moulding in the miter box as they will be installed, and mitering them at a 45 degree angle. Gluing the joint
before nailing the moulding into place will strengthen the joint.
Finishing
We recommend staining or painting the moulding before it is installed. Fill any nail holes, repair scratches, dents, or damage by sanding the area and
using non-shrinking filler. Allow the filler to dry and lightly sand these areas to remove any rough spots. The stain or paint may need to be touched up
once the moulding has been installed. Be sure to protect the area around the moulding by taping it off.
Characteristics that will not show when piece is laid shall not be given the same consideration as characteristics elsewhere.
PAINT GRADE (paint or overlay grade)
The same quality as Stain Grade except stain is no defect. Glue joints (laminated or finger joints) must be precision machined and assembled with tight
joints. Patching, filling or plugging is permitted to provide a paintable surface.
LENGTHS
Random lengths can be 6 to 16 feet in multiples of one foot. Not over 15% of any one item shall be under 8 feet. When computing the percentage of
shorts in casing, brick mould and stops, pieces 7’ in length will be considered long lengths.
Specified lengths for cut-to-length window and door trim shall be graded as completely useable. Finger and/or laminated jointed mouldings may be
ordered in specified lengths with not over 15% trim backs permitted in any one item.
MANUFACTURING TOLERANCES
Thickness and width + or - 1/32”.
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