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Add subtle elegance and smooth transitions to your interior spaces with cove moulding. Characterized by its concave profile, cove is a classic trim choice used to soften inside corners, highlight ceilings, or add detail to cabinets, shelving, and custom millwork. It’s ideal for both traditional and modern designs, offering a clean, understated finish that complements a variety of architectural styles. Available in multiple sizes and wood species—including pine and hemlock—our cove mouldings are precisely milled for easy installation and a flawless look. Whether you're completing a room renovation or tackling a detailed woodworking project, cove adds dimension and polish to any space. As a proudly Canadian company with locally owned stores, Windsor Plywood offers hard-to-find finishing materials and knowledgeable, one-on-one service. Visit your local store to browse our cove profiles and find the perfect trim to elevate your project.
Frequently Asked Questions
What primed wood products does Windsor Plywood carry?
Windsor Plywood carries factory-primed interior trim and moulding products including primed finger-jointed pine, primed MDF profiles, and select primed wood boards. Factory-primed products are ready for finish painting on-site, reducing preparation time. Available profiles include baseboard, casing, crown, chair rail, and flat stock.
What is the advantage of factory-primed trim versus unprimed?
Factory priming applies a consistent, even primer coat under controlled conditions that is difficult to replicate on a job site. The primer is applied before the moulding is cut to length, which means all four faces and edges are sealed. This reduces the amount of site preparation and provides a better base for finish coats. Factory-primed trim also allows immediate painting without waiting for primer to dry on site.
Do I need to apply additional primer over factory-primed trim?
A light coat of site-applied primer or a quality finish primer over the factory prime coat improves adhesion of the topcoat and fills any handling marks or small surface imperfections. Lightly sanding the factory prime coat with 220-grit before applying site primer improves adhesion. Two finish coats over the site primer typically produce a high-quality painted trim result.
Can factory-primed trim be stained instead of painted?
No. Primed products are designed for painted applications. The primer coat seals the wood and prevents stain penetration and proper colour development. Applying stain over primer produces uneven, poor results. For stained applications, select unprimed solid wood or veneer products appropriate for the desired species and finish.
Is factory-primed trim suitable for bathroom and kitchen environments?
Standard factory-primed wood trim is appropriate for bathrooms and kitchens when properly painted with a moisture-resistant finish. The primer and paint system protects the wood from typical household humidity. For areas with direct water contact such as around tubs and showers, use a fully waterproof material such as PVC trim or ensure the installation is fully caulked and the paint system is rated for wet areas.