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Moulding & Millwork Guide #214 $7.50 MOULDING & MILLWORK GUIDE BUILDING MATERIALS DISTRIBUTION For 1,000 more moulding profiles visit our website: www.taguelumber.com Kennett Square | Malvern | Media | Philadelphia | Phoenixville For over 100 years... Since 1908 Tague Lumber has been providing professional builders and remodelers with superior: lumber, building materials, millwork, and architectural products. We pride ourselves on providing professional service, fair prices, and quality products to all our customers. In addition, Tague offers prompt, on-site delivery from our distinctive fleet of red trucks including: 6-story boom trucks, moffett fork lifts, flatbed trucks, curtain side box trucks, standard box trucks, and service vans that can deliver what you want, exactly where you want it. Our Moulding Guide continues to be a valued source of reference and inspiration to all our clients. Now, we proudly present the revised edition of our Moulding Guide with expanded profile categories and many new moulding selections which are available in a variety of wood species, as well as MDF and PVC. The easy-to-use index allows you to search for mouldings by category or by individual profile number. In addition to the hundreds of profiles in this book, Tague Lumber has over 1,000 more moulding profiles available on our website, and in excess of 2,000 knives in our library. Our profiles are also available for download in DWG and DXF formats on our website. Best of all, our Custom Mill Shop allows us to make this promise—if we don’t already have the moulding profile you need—we’ll be happy to make it for you. As always, Tague Lumber remains committed to providing you with the finest products and services at any of our six convenient locations. 800.66.TAGUE www.taguelumber.com INDEX WOOD MOULDINGS Exterior Casing ...................................... 85, 212 Exterior Jamb ............................................... 86 Astragal ......................................................... 8 Attic Moulding ............................................... 8 Full Round .................................................... 87 Back Band ............................................... 8, 195 Glass Bead .................................................... 87 Baluster Stock ....................................... 10, 208 Bar Rail ......................................................... 10 Half Round .................................................... 87 Base Board .................................... 12, 188, 195 Hand Rail ...................................................... 88 Base Cap ....................................... 24, 189, 198 Header Cap ................................................... 91 Bead ............................................................. 27 Bed Moulding ........................................ 28, 208 Lap Siding ................................................... 153 Lattice ........................................................... 92 Cabinet Head ................................................ 32 Lip Moulding ................................................ 93 Cap Moulding ................................ 33, 199, 208 Casing ........................................... 33, 189, 199 Mantel Moulding ........................................... 94 Ceiling Liner ................................................ 149 Chair Rail ....................................... 52, 191, 201 Nosing & Cove .............................................. 95 Chair Rail Backer ................................... 55, 201 Chamfer Strip ............................................... 55 Ogee ............................................................. 95 Combination Mouldings .............................. 119 Column Trim ................................................. 56 Panel Moulding ..................................... 96, 212 Corner Bead .......................................... 57, 191 Picture Moulding .......................................... 98 Corner Moulding ........................................... 58 Pilaster/Fluting .............................................. 98 Cove ...................................................... 58, 208 Plank Moulding ............................................. 98 Crown Moulding ................... 60, 192, 202, 209 Plinth Block .................................................. 99 Crown Moulding Backer ............................... 81 Porch Rail ................................................... 100 Dentil Moulding ............................................ 83 Quarter Round .................................... 103, 212 Design Collections ...................................... 139 Door Stop ..................................................... 83 Rake Moulding ............................................ 213 Drip Cap ................................................ 84, 211 Ramshead Crown ....................................... 213 Reeding ....................................................... 103 Edge & Center Bead ............................ 149, 211 Rosette ........................................................ 104 1 800.66.TAGUE INDEX www.taguelumber.com Saddle Casing ..................................... 106, 204 DESIGN COLLECTIONS Scotia .......................................................... 108 Screen Moulding ......................................... 108 Craftsman …..............................…………. 142 Shoe Moulding .................................... 109, 194 Colonial ………….............................……. 144 Show Sill ............................................. 110, 213 Farmhouse ……………........................…. 146 Siding .......................................................... 151 Victorian ……...............................……….. 140 Siding Trims ................................................ 154 Solid Crown ................................ 111, 194, 205 ARCHITECTURAL AND Stool ........................................................... 114 DECORATIVE MOULDINGS T-Astragal .................................................... 117 A & B Mouldings ......................................... 188 Apex Urethane Millwork .............................. 216 Vertical Siding ............................................. 153 Metrie .......................................................... 215 Princeton Classic Mouldings ...................... 195 Wainscoting ................................ 118, 167, 205 Kleer Trimboard .......................................... 206 Wainscoting Cap ................................. 118, 181 Window Sill ......................................... 118, 214 Window Stop .............................................. 118 WINDOWS, DOORS AND OTHER MILLWORK COMBINATIONS Built-In Cabinetry ........................................ 164 Columns ..................................................... 184 Baseboard Combinations ….............…….. 120 Corner Cupboards ....................................... 166 Casing Combinations ………...............….. 123 Cubbies ....................................................... 167 Chair Rail Combinations ……...........…….. 124 Exterior Doors ............................................. 186 Corner Bead Combinations ……............…. 127 Interior Doors ............................................. 186 Crown Combinations …………............….. 127 Lamp Posts ................................................. 184 Pediment Head Combinations …........…… 136 Mantels ....................................................... 161 Stool Combinations ……..................…….. 138 Poly-Ash Exterior Trim ................................ 187 Porch Posts ................................................ 184 Stiles and Panels ......................................... 176 Trimboards .......................................... 187, 206 Wainscoting ................................................ 167 Wainscoting Caps ....................................... 181 Window Surrounds ..................................... 175 2 800.66.TAGUE PROFILE www.taguelumber.com INDEX PROFILE# PAGE TL-38 ........................ 36 TL-122 ...................... 87 TL-233 ...................... 87 TL-1 ............ 8, 123, 145 TL-39 ........................ 32 TL-123 .............. 98, 106 TL-236 ...................... 10 TL-2 ............................ 9 TL-40 ........................ 85 TL-124 ...................... 87 TL-237 ...................... 10 TL-6 .......................... 87 TL-43 ...................... 108 TL-126 .... 109, 121, 143 TL-238 ..............10, 129 TL-7 .......................... 87 TL-45 ........................ 62 TL-127 ........... 109, 141 TL-239 ...................... 10 TL-8 .......................... 87 TL-46 .......................... 8 TL-130 ...................... 11 TL-266 ...... 92, 120, 141 TL-9 .......................... 94 TL-47 ................ 63, 129 TL-133 ................ 8, 125 TL-267 ...................... 92 TL-10 ........................ 94 TL-49 ........ 63, 130, 132 TL-138 .................... 108 TL-268 .............. 92, 138 TL-13 ........................ 11 TL-53 ................ 62, 130 TL-142 .................... 108 TL-270 ...................... 92 TL-14 ........................ 88 TL-54 ................ 96, 129 TL-144 .................... 108 TL-276 ...................... 98 TL-15 ........................ 89 TL-56 ................ 96, 128 TL-145 .............. 87, 147 TL-277 .............. 98, 143 TL-16 ........................ 96 TL-57 ................ 96, 141 TL-147 ...................... 87 TL-289 ..............
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