Pine Flexible Shoe Molding
PINE · SHOE MOLDING · FLEX
Flexible shoe molding in pine. Flex molding bends to follow curved walls, round columns and bay windows, where rigid shoe molding cannot follow the curve, and covers the expansion gap at the edge of the floor.
- Listed as: Flex pine
- Profile: Flexible shoe molding
- Also available: Flexible oak and pine quarter round (12 LF per box); rigid shoe molding in red oak, white oak, pine and banak
Pine flexible shoe molding: common questions
Where can I buy pine flexible shoe molding near Atlanta or Nashville?
NDM Floors Distributor carries pine flexible shoe molding at our three stores: Stockbridge, GA (south metro Atlanta, 470-507-0711), Marietta, GA (north metro Atlanta, 770-627-4313) and Brentwood, TN (Nashville area, 629-216-1555). Stock varies by store, so call ahead to confirm availability and get a quote.
What is shoe molding used for?
Shoe molding is installed along the bottom of the baseboard to cover the expansion gap at the edge of a hardwood floor.
What is the difference between shoe molding and quarter round?
Shoe molding is taller than it is deep, so it has a slimmer look against the baseboard. Quarter round is a quarter circle, as tall as it is deep.
When should I use flexible shoe molding?
Flexible shoe molding in pine is used on curved walls, round columns and bay windows, where rigid shoe molding cannot bend to follow the curve.
See more hardwood moldings & transitions at NDM Floors Distributor.