Pine Shoe Molding, 7/16" x 3/4"

PINE · SHOE MOLDING · 7/16" x 3/4"

Pine shoe molding, 7/16" x 3/4", installed along the bottom of the baseboard to cover the expansion gap at the edge of the floor. Pine is a softwood that takes paint easily, a common choice when the trim will be painted.

• Species: Pine
• Profile: Shoe molding
• Size: 7/16" x 3/4"
• Other options: Red oak, white oak, pine and banak shoe molding (7/16" x 3/4"), flexible oak and pine, and white primed shoe molding (1/2" x 3/4")

Pine shoe molding: common questions

Where can I buy pine shoe molding near Atlanta or Nashville?

NDM Floors Distributor carries pine 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.

Should I use pine or oak shoe molding?

Pine shoe molding is a common choice when the trim will be painted. Oak shoe molding is usually chosen to stain and match a red oak or white oak floor.

See more hardwood moldings & transitions at NDM Floors Distributor.