Is oak good for baseboards?

Oak Stains Well Oak is traditionally used for hardwood flooring, cabinets and trim molding, at the base of walls, at ceilings for crowns, on walls for chair rails. It is a very strong wood with impressive grain patterns. Red oak is generally used for inside molding.

What can you use oak wood for?

Oak is commonly used for furniture, joinery, flooring, panelling, decking and veneers. Advantages: durable, long-lasting wood.

How tall should baseboards be with 8ft ceilings?

around 7 inches high
A general rule of thumb for your baseboards is the 7 percent rule — they should equal 7 percent of the overall height of your room. So, if you have 8-foot ceilings, your baseboards will look best at around 7 inches high.

Why choose premium red oak Baseboard trim moulding?

Premium Red Oak Baseboard Trim Moulding brings a beautiful design element to your project. In stock ready to ship

What are the different types of baseboard moulding?

A range of materials is also available for baseboards — wood moulding, MDF baseboard moulding, PVC baseboard moulding and more. And if you find yourself needing to close gaps between the bottom of baseboards and the floor, consider adding shoe baseboard moulding to create that perfect finished look.

Does Menards sell baseboard mouldings?

Shop our great selection of base mouldings to create that finished look to any room. Baseboard Mouldings at Menards® Skip to main content Uh-oh. Your browser version is no longer supported! Upgrade to one of these for free: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge. Whoops!

How many 3/8 x 2/3/4 base moulding mouldings are available?

3 Variations Available Mastercraft® 3/8 x 2-3/4 White Colonial Base Moulding Mouldings 634 Click to add item “Mastercraft® 3/8 x 2-3/4 White Colonial Base Moulding Mouldings 634” to the compare list CompareClick to add item “Mastercraft® 3/8 x 2-3/4 White Colonial Base Moulding Mouldings 634” to the compare list