Choosing molding size for your room

Choose a molding size by comparing each profile's listed height and projection with your room drawing. Molding Studio's interior profiles have a lightweight EPS core and polymer-modified plaster coating, making them easier to handle and install. A photo shows the shape; the documented dimensions show the space the profile takes.

What should I measure first?

Record the room dimensions, ceiling height, and intended molding locations. Mark doors, windows, cabinets, and lighting details that affect the run. A sketch helps you compare profiles in context.

Which product details matter?

Check the selected variant's profile height, projection, selling unit and piece length. Review its cross-section image when available, then mark shortlisted profiles on an elevation or ceiling plan.

How do I estimate pieces?

Add the runs for the selected profile, include a project allowance and divide by its listed length, rounding up. For example, 72 linear ft with a 10% allowance becomes 79.2 ft; divided by an 8-ft piece, that is 9.9, or 10 pieces. Multiply by the current price shown on the product page for a materials estimate. Molding Studio confirms the delivered total; your installer confirms corners, cuts and waste.

Frequently asked questions

Can a product photo confirm the molding will fit?

No. A photo shows shape, while listed height, projection and a measured drawing establish the space the profile uses.

What if a required dimension is unclear?

Send the drawing and exact variant link in a project quote request so Molding Studio can identify the documented dimension.