Garage Wall Base Moulding

Vinyl baseboards rubber cove wall base with toe or straight toeless base are great for protecting the lower portion of the wall in high traffic commercial spaces.

Garage wall base moulding.

We offer many types of metal such as brushed stainless steel like the kitchen appliance finish brushed aluminum diamond plate aluminum galvanized steel and steel and aluminum painted colors. Baseboard molding gives your home a finished professional look and it is a good choice when you are looking to add some elegance to your basement. How to install a rubber wall base. Industry standard 1 4 kick covers gap between the wall and floor for a beautiful finished appearance.

It s not just for base molding this material has many versatile uses. Useful information before installing the wall base moulding be sure surface is smooth and free from old adhesive oil grease loose paint or other foreign matter. This plastic like trim is usually installed with adhesive that is applied through a caulking gun. And still look great.

Our 4 3 4 size is the most popular since it matches traditional base molding size. Apply wall base adhesive to the back of the base in. Cut and remove any wallpaper up to 1 2 inch below the top of the wall base moulding. Our base molding has been used in airports hospitals schools military facilities and many other commercial buildings.

Made from real metal our base molding is available in brushed aluminum stainless steel natural diamond plate and even colored diamond plate base molding. And squeezed through a nozzle. You will typically find wall base molding in places like hospitals stores and offices. A rubber wall base or a cove base as it is sometimes referred to if it has an extended toe in front is a rubber molding that begins at the floor and covers a.

Also known as cove base it is often made of rubber or vinyl. Base molding mx can take a beating by mops polishing machines sweepers etc. Adds a finishing touch to your garage for a professional look. Metal base molding is perfect for projects that require a little extra flare.

Baseboard is easily attached to wood or plaster walls using nails but if you are gluing baseboard molding to a concrete floor you need to use a sturdy adhesive.