• Applied Moulding Moulding that is applied to the center of a wall or a door either by glue or nail.

• Baseboard Interior trim that is installed, usually at the bottom of the wall just above the floor. You can use many layers to make a complete basedoard design and height.

• Casing Door and Window casing are trim or moulding around openings such as windows and doors.

• Chair Rail Moulding A wooden moulding placed along the lower part of the wall to prevent from damaging the wall.

• Crown The highest part of something.

• Crown Moulding Moulding used above eye level. Usually the upper trim on interior walls.

• Crown Moulding Jig A crown moulding jig accurately positions crown moulding vertically against fence when cutting.

• Finger Joint Narrow extensions of wood, resembling fingers, are cut in the ends of pieces of wood so that they interlock and form a joint. When the extensions are glued together, they form a level surface.

• Finish Carpentry The final, detail carpentry done to bring a job to a finished state, such as around the door and windows, fascia and cabinet installation.

• Finish Hardware Trim and functional hardware such as knobs, cabinet latches and drawers needed to “finish a job”.Trim and functional hardware such as knobs, cabinet latches and drawers needed to “finish a job”.

• Finishing Products Anything used to give a desired surface appearance.

• Half Round Moulding which resembles a cylinder cut in half.

• Laminate Plastic-like material used as countertops, which is known by several brands including Formica and WilsonArt.

• Quarter Round Moulding which resembles a cylinder cut in quarters.

• Tongue & Grove Lumber machined to have a groove on one side and a protruding tongue on the other side so that pieces fit snugly together with the tongue of one fitting into the groove of the other.

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