Moldings

Made-to-Order

WECORK offers a wide variety of 78″ long wood moldings (or “mouldings”) that are stained to match any of our cork floating floors. As moldings are made-to-order and ship from Tennessee, please allow 2-3 weeks lead time. The cost for shipping moldings via Fedex is as follows:

Molding Types & Applications

Moldings offer function and form between rooms, staircases, and spaces. This is especially true when floor heights and/or materials vary. Moldings create more visually appealing transitions and allow for expansion. They also conceal floors edges, improving the appearance and the safety of floors and stair

  • Molding Type

  • Quarter Round

    Covers the gap between the baseboard trim and the flooring. See Quarter Round Molding Specs.

  • Reducer

    Aka “flush reducer.” Transitions from a thicker or higher floor down to a lower flooring surface, such as a cork floating floor leading into vinyl or laminate. Sits flush to the cork floating floor. See Reducer Molding Specs.

  • Overlap Reducer

    This version of reducer allows for a greater height transition and accommodates more floor expansion. See Overlap Reducer Specs.

  • Stairnose

    Aka “flush stairnose.” Rounds the stair edge for a completed look and for the safety of the staircase. Sits flush to the stair. See Stairnose Molding Specs.

  • Overlap Stairnose

    This version of stairnose extends its rounded edge further out over the stair which it overlaps. See Overlap Stairnose Molding Specs.

  • T-mold

    Used as a decorative transition between rooms with floor surfaces of equal height. Also used to in doorways and over expansion joints in larger rooms spanning more than 30 ft. See T-mold Molding Specs.

  • Threshold

    Aka “baby threshold.” Similar to a reducer but with a rounded, square edge. Examples of usage are where a cork floating floor meets carpet, tile, a door, or a fireplace. See Threshold Molding Specs.
Molding Type Application

Quarter Round

 Covers the gap between the baseboard trim and the flooring. See Quarter Round Molding Specs.

Reducer

 Aka “flush reducer.” Transitions from a thicker or higher floor down to a lower flooring surface, such as a cork floating floor leading into vinyl or laminate. Sits flush to the cork floating floor. See Reducer Molding Specs.

Overlap Reducer

 This version of reducer allows for a greater height transition and accommodates more floor expansion. See Overlap Reducer Specs.

Stairnose

 Aka “flush stairnose.” Rounds the stair edge for a completed look and for the safety of the staircase. Sits flush to the stair. See Stairnose Molding Specs.

Overlap Stairnose

 This version of stairnose extends its rounded edge further out over the stair which it overlaps. See Overlap Stairnose Molding Specs.

T-mold

 Used as a decorative transition between rooms with floor surfaces of equal height. Also used to in doorways and over expansion joints in larger rooms spanning more than 30 ft. See T-mold Molding Specs.

Threshold

 Aka “baby threshold.” Similar to a reducer but with a rounded, square edge. Examples of usage are where a cork floating floor meets carpet, tile, a door, or a fireplace. See Threshold Molding Specs.
How to Order Moldings

All of the above molding options are included on the WECORK price list. When placing your order, simply include your molding item #s and quantities as separate line items. Our team will provide specific tracking for your moldings, which as mentioned above, ship separately from flooring via FedEx.

For additional questions about moldings, Contact Us today.