MC624 Coronado Base
Creating a seamless transition between the floors and walls of your home can be much simpler with any style of base or floor moulding. Incorporating this Coronado Baseboard Moulding into your design will do just that while also adding a hint of elegance to your space.
This floor moulding comes in Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF).
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Product details
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Item | MC624 – 9/16″ x 7 1/4″ |
| Wood SpeciesWood type classification to identify material characteristics. | MDF |
| Board Length | 16′, 4″ sample, 8′ |
| Style | Colonial, Contemporary, Traditional |
Description
Enhance your interior with the MC624 Coronado Base, a clean and elegant baseboard designed to create a smooth transition between wall and floor. Its understated profile adds a refined finishing touch that works well across traditional, transitional, and modern spaces. Crafted exclusively from MDF, this moulding offers a smooth, paint ready surface that makes it easy to achieve a consistent and polished look throughout your home. Durable and easy to work with, the MC624 Coronado Base is a practical choice for renovations and new construction alike. Offered by The Moulding Company, this profile pairs seamlessly with a wide range of interior trim styles for a cohesive result.
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