Timber Mouldings Australia - Decorative & Architectural Profiles

Skirting is the foundation of any great room and assists in creating a spectacular interior. Create a smooth transition from wall to floor and a harmonious flow throughout your project with Intrim’s extensive collection of timber skirting boards.

Discover Intrim’s collection of premium architrave profiles - crafted to frame doors and windows with exceptional detail and precision. Choose from classic straight or curved timber architraves in a range of styles to suit any interior. Explore all architrave styles, finishes, and sizes, request a sample box, or place an order via INTRADE for fast delivery Australia-wide.

Chair rail mouldings, also known as dado rails or surbase, are fixed horizontally to the walls around the room to protect them from dents and marks caused by the back of chairs. Also used with inlay moulds to create wainscoting.

Dado rails, also known as chair rails or surbase, are decorative profiles fixed horizontally to the walls around the room at chair back height to protect walls from dents. Also used with inlay moulds in wainscoting.

An inlay mould creates a faux frame look on walls and doors by fixing it to a flat surface for raised panel wainscoting. They can also be used as extra detailing on inset panels for recessed wainscoting or wherever a decorative design is required.

Picture rail profiles are fixed horizontally to the walls around the room. You can use them to hang artwork and pictures. It also frames wall panelling or wallpaper to add depth and character to a room.

Sill nosing is used to dress the front of your wooden or concrete window sub sills to finish your interior look. Sill nosing is also excellent for disguising unsightly or old window sills and helps accentuate any window space.

Crown moulding, also called cornice moulding, is designed to sit at an angle between the wall and ceiling but can also be integrated into the architrave over a doorway or window, as part of the mantel on a fireplace surround, or to finish the top of a column.

Door jambs are the vertical and horizontal timbers attached to the frame onto which a door is hung and secured. Intrim offers jambs to save time on site, reducing the need to rip down standard-size jambs.

Corner blocks and rosettes are decorative wooden accessories used at the intersection of two lengths of moulding, forming a decorative border and adding an interesting design element.

Skirting blocks, also known as plinth blocks, are decorative timber blocks installed at the bottom of an architrave where it meets the skirting board. Skirting blocks are usually thicker than the architrave, which enhances the look of the architrave and doorway.

Concave is a timber moulding used to panel a wall or other surface. With a semi-circle removed from the batten it creates a decorative scallop.

Half-rounds have a little cut-out on the back with a half-circle shape. They're the opposite of concaves, placed side by side to create panelling for a wall or other surface.

Wall mouldings and panelling are decorative trims used to accentuate and frame walls. These are available in various styles, allowing you to add a significant flourish across walls.