Help me find a wider selection of PVC moulding..
April 13, 2011 7:48 AM Subscribe
PVC moulding options?
Doing an interior historic renovation using PVC stock.. High traffic bathrooms that see a lot of moisture, so we're going plastic from the chair rail down. Won't be quite as natural looking as I'd like, but I need to think of function over form in this case.
Anyhow, I'm having a hard time finding anyone with a wide variety of mouldings. I've checked the Azek site, and one of my vendors carries Certainteed products, but they all seem to run a "one size fits all" kind of an operation.
I'm looking for a 2.25" base cap, and either some one piece chair rail, or a bullnose in the range of 1x1.75". I could also stand to see some 5/4 scotia...
Absolute worst case scenario I'll buy a bunch of flat stock, glue it up and mill it myself, but since this stuff is so expensive I'd like to avoid the waste and the time spent, if at all possible.
Doing an interior historic renovation using PVC stock.. High traffic bathrooms that see a lot of moisture, so we're going plastic from the chair rail down. Won't be quite as natural looking as I'd like, but I need to think of function over form in this case.
Anyhow, I'm having a hard time finding anyone with a wide variety of mouldings. I've checked the Azek site, and one of my vendors carries Certainteed products, but they all seem to run a "one size fits all" kind of an operation.
I'm looking for a 2.25" base cap, and either some one piece chair rail, or a bullnose in the range of 1x1.75". I could also stand to see some 5/4 scotia...
Absolute worst case scenario I'll buy a bunch of flat stock, glue it up and mill it myself, but since this stuff is so expensive I'd like to avoid the waste and the time spent, if at all possible.
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posted by Glendale at 6:19 PM on April 13, 2011