Timber Mouldings

We are proud to offer a comprehensive selection of timber mouldings to satisfy the most stringent of requirements on all of your internal and external timber projects. Ranging from decorative to truly functional, all of the products in our range are of the highest quality FSC certified timber and available in a natural, sanded finish for you to add your own flair through oiling, staining or painting to suit your individual preferences and complement the overall decor scheme at your property.

Timber mouldings are designed to satisfy a number of uses, from bannisters to skirting boards, fire door stoppers, and handrails. At George Hill Timber and Building Supplies, we stock all of these products and many more. Our experts can help you to select the most appropriate product to suit your needs and they are available by phone, email or in branch at your local store.

Contained within our range is a delightful offering of natural tongue and groove redwood flooring. This product is of exceptionally high quality, it is sturdy, easily installed and projects a stunning finished appearance to your internal decor. We offer a wide range of stunning skirting boards which will enhance the final appearance of the fitted floor and provide an aesthetically pleasing join between wall and floor.

Likewise, our covings add style and charm to a period property and are a popular finish to properties where small cracks at the ceiling line caused by non-structural defects need to be covered to prevent them from compromising the visual effect of the property.

To discuss your timber needs with a trade professional, please contact George Hill Timber and Building Supplies today. Our team will be happy to discuss your project by phone, using the contact form on our website or in person at our Oldham, Bolton, Sale and Nelson branches.

Timber Mouldings FAQs

What Are Timber Mouldings?

Timber mouldings are decorative or functional wood trims used to enhance interiors or cover joins between surfaces. Common types include skirting boards, architraves, and coving. They add character, conceal gaps, and create a neat, finished look around doors, ceilings, and floors. Available in various profiles and timber types, mouldings can be painted, stained, or left natural to suit any interior style.

How Long Do Timber Mouldings Last?

Timber mouldings can last for decades when properly maintained. Their lifespan depends on the type of wood used, the environment they’re in, and how well they’re cared for. Interior mouldings, especially when painted or sealed, can easily last 20 years or more. Regular cleaning and avoiding moisture exposure will help preserve their appearance and durability.