Western Red Cedar Mouldings
Cedar Trims for Windows, Doors, Cladding and Joinery
Restoring cedar windows, trimming a cedar-lined wall, or finishing a joinery job? Cedar mouldings keep the grain and colour consistent from board to trim. We stock nine Western Red Cedar profiles, from 18×8 parting bead up to 40×40 scotia and external angle.
Window and Door Mouldings
For window and door work, we carry 18×12 glazing bead to hold glass in the sash, 18×8 parting bead to separate double-hung sashes, and 30×18 sash bar for divided panes. The 18×12 stop bead and 30×17 storm moulding finish frames and cover the joint where the frame meets the wall.
Corner and Joint Trims
To finish corners and joints, choose scotia in 18×18, 30×30 and 40×40 for internal corners, or quad in 18×18. External angle comes in 18×18, 30×30 and 40×40 to cover outside corners on cedar lining boards and western red cedar cladding. Cover strip in 30×8 and 40×8 hides butt joints in lining and panelling.
Matching Mouldings to Your Cedar
Pair the mouldings with cedar DAR battens and boards from the same species for a consistent finish. For painted interiors, compare our pine skirting and mouldings, or browse the full western red cedar timber range.
Cedar Mouldings in Stock
- Nine profiles: Glazing bead, parting bead, stop bead, sash bar, storm moulding, scotia, quad, cover strip and external angle.
- Three trim sizes: 18, 30 and 40mm scotia and external angle.
- Matched to the board: Same Western Red Cedar as our DAR and lining.
- Delivered across Sydney: Sydney, the Blue Mountains, Wollongong and the Central Coast, or click and collect from Arndell Park.
Whatever the window or wall, the trim to finish it is here.
Call 1300 554 775 or request a quote online and our team will match the profiles to your job.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a glazing bead?
A glazing bead is a small moulding fixed around the inside edge of a window sash or door to hold the glass in place.
What is the difference between scotia and quad?
Quad is a quarter-round profile with a convex face. Scotia has a concave, curved face. Both cover the joint where two surfaces meet at an internal corner.
What is a parting bead?
A parting bead is a thin strip that separates the upper and lower sashes in a double-hung window, so each sash slides in its own channel.
What is a storm moulding used for?
A storm moulding covers the gap between a window or door frame and the wall around it, helping to weatherproof the joint and finish the frame.
What is an external angle moulding?
An external angle is an L-shaped trim that wraps an outside corner, covering the board ends and protecting the corner from knocks.