Panel Moulding
Decorative panel trim profiles used for wall, door, cabinet, and interior panel detail programs.
Product category
Specialty Moulding Profiles
Specialty moulding profiles cover selected profile families that sit outside the core baseboard, casing, door jamb, crown, wall siding, and small-profile groups.
What are specialty moulding profiles?
Specialty moulding profiles are profile-based trim or building products that need their own category review before quotation. These references are usually handled by exact category, code, visible profile, and intended use.
Panel moulding, chair rail, brick moulds, shiplap, stair treads, and hand rail should stay separate from baseboard, casing, crown moulding, door jamb, and small-profile trim.
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Profile families
Specialty profile categories in the 2026 catalog.
Chair Rail
Horizontal wall trim profiles used to divide wall surfaces or support traditional wall protection details.
Brick Moulds
Opening and exterior-related moulding references that should be reviewed by code, dimension, and intended use.
Shiplap
Profile references for wall and panel applications where board width, thickness, and visible joint detail matter.
Stair Treads
Stair-related profile references that should stay in the specialty review path with clear code and drawing details.
Hand Rail
Hand rail profile references can be reviewed with stair tread requirements when buyers send a grouped specialty RFQ.
Reference table
Representative specialty moulding references.
Use the exact profile code, dimensions, material expectation, finish, quantity, packing notes, and destination when preparing a specialty moulding RFQ.
| Category | Reference code | Catalog dimension or note | RFQ caution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Panel Moulding | 984PI102 / 984I102 | 3/8" x 1-1/16" x 102" | Keep panel moulding separate from casing and baseboard in titles and quotation notes. |
| Chair Rail | 300P | 1-1/16" x 3" x 16' | Specify wall trim role and profile code instead of naming only by finish color. |
| Brick Moulds | 60 | 9/16" x 1-3/4" x RL (8-16') | Send intended use and destination so the opening detail is not confused with casing. |
| Shiplap | 1683077 / 1678737 | 1/2" x 5-1/4" x 16' / 1/2" x 7-1/4" x 16' | Include board width, profile drawing, and wall or panel application notes. |
| Stair Treads | P-1 | Stair tread profile | Stair-related profiles should include drawing, application, and packing requirements. |
| Hand Rail | SH-1 | Hand rail profile | Hand rail can be reviewed with stair tread details when the RFQ is a specialty package. |
RFQ details
Specialty profile RFQ details
Profile code and category
Send the category name and reference code when available. A photo alone may not show whether the profile is panel moulding, chair rail, brick mould, shiplap, stair tread, or hand rail.
Dimensions and visible section
Include width, thickness, length, drawing, profile section, material expectation, finish, quantity, packing method, and destination.
Application notes
Explain where the profile will be used so the product family can be matched correctly before quotation review.
FAQ
Specialty moulding buyer questions.
What belongs in Specialty Moulding Profiles?
This page covers panel moulding, chair rail, brick moulds, shiplap, stair treads, and hand rail profile references.
Can stair treads and hand rail be quoted together?
Yes. Stair treads and hand rail can stay in one specialty review path when the buyer sends clear profile codes, drawings, quantities, and packing notes.
Should these profiles be renamed as baseboard or casing?
No. Use the visible profile body, application, dimensions, and catalog category before assigning the product family.
Need a specialty profile quote?
Send the category, reference code or drawing, dimensions, material, finish, quantity, packing notes, and destination details for review.
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