Quarter Round Molding Knives

• Features a convex, quarter-circle (90-degree arc) profile, forming a smooth, curved edge.
• Available in a variety of sizes, usually small, to accommodate different applications and space requirements.
• Has a flat back that sits flush against both the floor and the baseboard or wall surface, with the curved side facing out.
• Typically made of wood, MDF, or PVC for easy installation and finishing.

• Provides a seamless and polished transition between floors and walls or baseboards, covering gaps and imperfections.
• Enhances the appearance of baseboards and flooring by adding a finished, professional touch.
• Protects the edges of baseboards and flooring from damage or wear, particularly in high-traffic areas.
• Offers flexibility for installing on slightly uneven surfaces, helping to fill small gaps.

Floor and Wall Transitions: Commonly installed where baseboards meet hard flooring surfaces such as wood, tile, or laminate to cover expansion gaps.

Cabinetry: Used at the base of cabinets or built-ins to provide a finished look and smooth transition to the floor.

Staircases: Applied along the edges of stairs or landings, providing a decorative finish and hiding any gaps between flooring materials and vertical surfaces.

Baseboard Accents: Sometimes installed along the top or bottom of baseboards as an additional decorative detail.

Ceiling Corners (In Some Cases): Occasionally used in small or low-profile applications at the junction of walls and ceilings for a simple, unobtrusive finish.