Trim & Moldings Catalogue – Royal Wood Shop

3/4 x 2-3/4 modern transitional step bevel casing available in several paint grade and stain grade materials.  The design offers clean lines and is versatile for classic, contemporary, and transitional design. Casing is used to trim around doors and windows. It covers the gap between the drywall and the jamb. Casing is often the most prominent trim feature in your home and should be thicker than the baseboard. To increase the width and depth of the casing you can add a back band.

Modern Plain Bevel Stop for Baseboard Shoe mould, Door Stop, or incorporate into any millwork design.

This modern and transitional design backband mounts to the outside edge of the casing and adds 1″ of width and 1-5/16″ depth. It is rabbeted to accommodate a 3/4″ thick casing

1x8 shiplap wall and ceiling paneling delivers a clean, modern-rustic look that adds instant texture and character to any interior space. Its wide boards and subtle shadow lines create a strong linear pattern that enhances walls without overwhelming the design. The versatile profile works beautifully in farmhouse, coastal, transitional, and contemporary settings, making it a popular choice for feature walls, ceilings, and full-room applications. Beyond its visual appeal, shiplap paneling adds warmth and depth, helping to transform plain surfaces into a finished, architectural statement. Primed Ship Lap with 1/4″ penny gap 1/2 x 7" face  8' & 16' lengths This product also has a nailing line so you don’t see nail holes (or have to fill them!) T&G is applied to walls and ceilings for a decorative paneled look. Lengths are 8′ and 16′ long and the material comes primed white ready for a finished coat after installation.

This cap moulding will cap over the top of 5/8" thick wall paneling, and often used as a backband for 5/8″ thick builder colonial casing. A cap mould is a generic term for a moulding that is designed to cap something off. Examples would be a wainscoting cap mould and a header cap mould. A header cap mould is similar to an architrave only you mitre the casing on all three sides of the door, then add the cap on the top portion only to get a more neo-classic look.

This is a one piece architrave is also called a door and window header or pediment. It is the top horizontal trim piece over the door or window. It will be wider and thicker than the casing. It has a commanding architectural presence. You do not mitre the casing around the door when you use architrave. The casing comes up each side of the door and butts into the bottom of the architrave. Architrave moulding is a very classic look and can come as a one piece mould, or often built up out of three or more separate trim pieces.

This classic coventry Backband trim mounts to the outside edge of any traditional style casing and ads width and depth to the casing. It is rabetted to accomodate a 3/4″ thick window trim.

This simple and modern bevel design backband mounts to the outside edge of the casing and ads width and depth to the casing. It is rabetted to accomodate a 3/4″ thick casing

Our in stock large Legacy, Heritage / Victorian-style backband adds bold depth and architectural richness to any door or window casing. Its layered, decorative profile enhances standard trim by creating shadow lines and dimensional detail that reflect classic Victorian craftsmanship. Ideal for traditional and heritage-inspired interiors, it elevates even simple casing into a more substantial, custom millwork feature. The larger scale of the profile makes a strong visual statement, helping to frame openings with elegance, presence, and timeless character. It is rabetted to accomodate a 3/4″ thick casing.

This modern and transitional design backband mounts to the outside edge of the casing and adds width and depth to the casing. It is rabetted to accomodate a 3/4″ thick casing. Backband moulding is an excellent way to add depth, character, and architectural detail to standard door and window trim. Installed around the outside edge of casing, it creates a more substantial, custom-built appearance that enhances both traditional and upscale transitional interiors. Backband moulding can also make trim profiles appear larger and more elegant without requiring wider casing boards. Whether you're renovating a heritage home or adding a touch of luxury to a new build, backband moulding delivers a timeless, high-end finish that increases visual appeal and perceived value.

This colonial design backband mounts to the outside edge of 5/8″ builder casing and ads width and depth to the casing. It is rabetted to accomodate any 5/8″ thick casing and is great for when people upgrade to a thicker base, but not yet ready to change out the trim.  This added backband to the trim will accommodate a thicker base and the shoe can but into the backband as well for a better fit and finish look.

This versatile design backband mounts to the outside edge of any style of casing and ads width and depth to the casing. It is rabetted to accomodate a 3/4″ thick casing

This classic profile of base cap moulding is used on top of dimensional baseboard to give a plain baseboard a more finished, and decorative look. It is also used in a wide variety of cabinet making and trimwork projects. Its often used as a large inset panel moulding on wainscotting panelled walls.

This is a 3-1/4″ small colonial style baseboard. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

This is a classic colonial style baseboard available in primed FJ poplar 16' lengths, and solid unprimed poplar random lengths. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

This 2-Step baseboard is a versatile profile and size and often used many decorative purposes in millwork projects.  Sometimes it is used as a base on kitchen island cabinetry, or inverted at the top of wall units under the crown.  Sometimes even as a door and window casing. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

This colonial baseboard is a popular and a classic profile. Hardwood and softwood species come in 5-1/4 height and MDF is 5-1/2 inch high. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

This is a plain beveled baseboard with no sharp lines and available in stock in Poplar. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

This 2-Step baseboard is sometimes called a tudor base and available in Primed MDF and Poplar. The wood options are 5-1/4″ tall and the mdf is 5-1/2″ tall. Oak, Maple and Pine are special Order. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

This Vintage style 1867 Confederation baseboard is a common profile in older homes. Sometimes it is placed on top of a piece of dimensional to add height.  There is a 7-1/4" tall version in stock as well. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

This 2-Step Victorian baseboard is sometimes called a tudor base. The wood and mdf options are 7-1/4″ tall. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

This 1867 baseboard is sometimes called a Victorian base or old farmhouse style base. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

This colonial baseboard offers a popular, classic profile. Hardwood, softwood species, and mdf are all 7-1/4 tall. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

This is a sharp beveled baseboard that can be used for both contemporary and farmhouse design. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

This 7-1/4″ ornamental baseboard offers a decorative substitute to the classic colonial style baseboard. It ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

Our tall Heritage Poplar baseboard makes a bold architectural statement, adding elegance, scale, and character to any room. Its classic profile and increased height create a premium, custom millwork appearance that is especially well-suited to traditional, transitional, and heritage-style homes. Crafted from quality poplar, it provides a smooth, durable surface that paints beautifully for a refined finish. Beyond its decorative appeal, a taller baseboard helps visually anchor the room, enhance ceiling height, and elevate the overall design of the space.   Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

This is a standard builder colonial style baseboard. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

This 1867 baseboard is sometimes called a Victorian base and is available in primed MDF. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

This large 7-1/4″ plain contemporary design baseboard offers a simple and clean design with an eased top edge and no profile. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

A large 7-1/4″ modern transitional baseboard offers clean lines for a contemporary and linear design. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

This 7-1/4″ ogee style baseboard can be used in both modern and classic designs and is available in both Primed MDF and FJ Primed Poplar 16' lengths. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

This large 7-1/4″ regal baseboard offers another decorative option that compliments a classic design. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

The ogee profile Baseboard combines timeless elegance with refined architectural detail, making it a popular choice for traditional, transitional, and classic interiors. The graceful S-shaped ogee curve adds depth, character, and visual interest while creating a polished transition between the wall and floor. Its versatile styling complements a wide range of trim and moulding profiles, helping to create a cohesive, upscale look throughout the home. Beyond its decorative appeal, a quality ogee baseboard helps protect walls from scuffs and everyday wear while enhancing the overall value and appearance of your space.   The 5-1/4 and 7-1/4 Versions are available in both primed MDF and Primed FJ Poplar 16' lengths.    

This modern transitional baseboard offers clean lines and is versatile for classic, contemporary, and transitional design styles. Some people call this profile a step bevel base. Hardwood and softwood species come in 5-1/4 height and MDF is 5-1/2 inch high. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.

This 5-1/4″ regal baseboard offers another decorative option that compliments a classic design. Baseboard ties the wall and floor together offering a visual foundation. It protects the walls from bumps and cleaning. The baseboard should compliment the style of casing and should be thinner and wider than the casing. Shoe mould often accompanies the baseboard if the floor is uneven or there is gaps between the baseboard and the flooring.