Scotia Molding Knives

• Features a concave, quarter-circle profile that fits snugly into the corner where two surfaces meet.
• Typically has a smooth, rounded inside edge and a flat back to sit flush against both the wall and floor or other trim.
• Available in various sizes, from small to medium profiles, depending on the space and design requirements.
• Often made from wood, MDF, or PVC, allowing for easy finishing (painting, staining, or varnishing) to match surrounding surfaces.

• Conceals gaps or imperfections between walls and flooring, particularly in floating floor installations where expansion gaps are necessary.
• Provides a smooth and elegant transition between surfaces, adding a finished look to baseboards and flooring.
• Enhances durability by protecting the edges of flooring and walls from damage.
• Can be used in place of quarter round in applications where a deeper curve or more dramatic transition is preferred.

Floor and Wall Transitions: Commonly used at the junction between flooring and walls or baseboards, especially when an expansion gap is present.

Floating Floors: Frequently installed along the perimeter of laminate or engineered wood floors to cover the necessary gap left for floor expansion.

Staircases: Applied at the base of stair risers to provide a finished look where the tread meets the riser.

Cabinetry and Furniture Bases: Occasionally used around the base of built-in cabinetry or furniture to cover gaps and create a seamless connection between the floor and the unit.

Baseboard Accents: Used as a decorative detail alongside or in place of other baseboard Moldings to achieve a specific aesthetic.