Primed Moulding (Finger-Joint)

Yes. We cut knives to your drawing for casing, baseboard, crown and door jamb profiles, in lengths up to 5.4 m. Custom tooling adds to the first lead time but not to repeat orders, so profile development is worth doing once at the start of a programme.

A smooth white gesso or lacquer primer, applied so it accepts a site top-coat cleanly without further sanding in normal conditions. The timber is kiln-dried Southern Yellow Pine or New Zealand radiata pine, finger-jointed for straightness and dimensional stability.

One 40ft container, which is about 12 bundles. We accept mixed containers across profiles, and we can combine moulding with other wood products on the same booking.

We quote by volume and weight rather than by piece, because the number of pieces per bundle changes with every profile. The ceilings are 44 m³ and roughly 26 tonnes — whichever is reached first. Send your profile list and we will work out the exact load.

Kiln-dried Southern Yellow Pine from the United States or radiata pine from New Zealand, bought through established importers. We pass on the supplier documentation for the batch that goes into your order.

Send a drawing or a physical offcut. We cut knives to it and run a sample for your approval before the order starts. Tooling is a one-off at the beginning of a programme, not a charge on every repeat order.

Yes — cartons, pallets, labels, barcodes and pack counts to your specification, including your own brand on the pack. Tell us the retail spec at quotation stage so the packing line is set up once.

Production photos during the run, loading photos before the doors close, and the seal number. If you would rather have an independent check, our inspection service can attend the loading.