What is the difference between wall mouldings and profiles?

The most common mouldings one can find in virtually any home are skirting or baseboards, typically at the bottom of walls, crown mouldings, which are usually at the ceiling, and casings, which are usually around doors and windows. Choose based on the interior style for the room, whether it's classical or traditional style.

Yes, at Material Depot, we source our Profiles and Sliders directly from manufacturers and wholesalers. This enables us to provide you with the best prices in the market.

They are great for cladding edges or transitions, such as where a wall meets the floor or where two different types of flooring meet. They offer a neat finish while corners are protected against wear and tear.

Yes, we do offer a price match service. If you find a lower price for the same product from another vendor, we will match it. Terms and conditions apply.

Yes, you can, provided you are good with your tools and measurements. A professional would be a better choice for perfect cuts and seamless finishes, especially in areas that are considered tricky.

Mouldings are usually made from wood, MDF, or PVC. Wood gives a classic touch, while PVC is resistant to moisture and therefore it's better suited to bathrooms. Profiles are the thin stripes of moulding used for protection of edges, it's usually made from stainless steel or aluminium, which is really tough and beautiful to look at.

Not if chosen wisely. For small rooms, choose slim mouldings and profiles that can keep the space open and airy. Avoid oversized designs.

Yes, unique and simple designs with neutral colours or metallic finishes for profiles works best for modern or minimalist interiors.