MC385 Riviera Casing
Are you looking to add a bit of class to a few rooms in your home? Why not check out our interior door trim options? Our Riviera Casing Moulding is the perfect finishing touch to any window or door trim. The Riviera casing is the ideal choice when you want something that adds visual interest to your interior decoration while not being overly ornate. For a more unified and thematic look throughout your home, we suggest trying to match your window and door casings to your crown moulding.
While this decorative casing moulding only comes in one size, it makes up for it in wood species. There are three different options to choose from: Finger Joint Pine (Primed), Solid Pine, and Medium Density Fingerboard. The moulding is also available in both 8-foot, 16-foot, and 17-foot length options or 4-inch samples if you’d like to see how it looks before making a full purchase.
Available 3D Files: MC385.OBJ
We offer free next-day delivery on orders over $300 within a 50-mile radius of any of our stores. For orders less than $300 within our radius, we charge a $65 delivery fee. For delivery sites outside of our 50-mile radius, we charge a $250 delivery fee, regardless of the amount purchased. Please click here to view a map of our delivery radius.
Product details
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Item | MC385 – 11/16″ X 2 1/2″ |
| Wood SpeciesWood type classification to identify material characteristics. | Finger Joint Pine(FJP), MDF, Solid Pine |
| Board Length | 16′, 17′, 4″ sample, 7′, 8′, Please contact your local store for current inventory |
| Style | Colonial, Traditional |
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