Timber Beads

At George Hill Timber, we take pride in offering an extensive selection of high-quality timber beads and mouldings designed to meet your diverse woodworking requirements. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a professional tradesperson, our beads and mouldings provide the finishing touches that enhance the beauty and functionality of your projects.

Timber beads and mouldings are essential components in interior design and carpentry. These versatile elements can transform any space, adding character, style, and structure to various applications. Beads and mouldings serve both decorative and practical purposes, making them a valuable asset in any woodworking project.

Decorative Accents

Beads and mouldings are often used to add ornamental features to interior spaces. They can frame doors, windows, and walls, providing an elegant touch to your home or commercial setting.

Structural Support

In addition to their decorative role, some timber mouldings and beads serve as essential structural components in carpentry and woodworking. They can provide support, reinforcement, or edging for various projects.

Customisation

Beads and mouldings are highly customisable, allowing you to achieve the desired look and feel for your space. You can paint, stain, or varnish them to match your interior design theme..

Explore Our Range

If you're looking for premium timber beads, we offer an extensive selection that includes various shapes and sizes. These beads are the perfect choice for adding elegance and style to your projects. Our timber mouldings are precision-machined to offer not only structural support but also decorative flair. You'll find a variety of moulding options to meet your specific needs.

Timber Beads FAQs

What is Timber Beading?

Timber beading refers to small, often decorative wood trims used to enhance the appearance of internal features like doors, windows, and architraves. These beads can serve both aesthetic and functional purposes, such as covering joints or adding a finishing touch to mouldings. They are available in various profiles and can be painted, stained, or varnished to match your interior design.

What is the Difference Between Beading & Moulding?

Beading and moulding are both timber trims used to enhance the appearance of interiors, but they serve slightly different purposes. Beading is typically a small, narrow strip of wood used to cover joints or add subtle decorative detail. Moulding is usually larger and more decorative, designed to frame doors, windows, ceilings, or walls. Both can be painted, stained, or varnished.