If you need colonial timber mouldings that are stable, clean to handle, and ready for installation, Colonial Wall Linings can help. Our FJ Pine Colonial Long Nose Timber Moulding gives you a reliable profile for skirting boards, architraves, wall trims, and other internal finishing applications.
Finger Jointed Pine Timber Mouldings – Colonial Long Nose – Size Chart
| SIZE | CODE |
|---|---|
| 66 x 18 | RAPM06618COLLN |
| 90 x 18 | RAPM09018COLLN |
| 136 x 18 | RAPM13618COLLN |
Colonial Long Nose moulding is designed to create a more traditional finish across internal wall trims, doors, windows, and room edges. The longer nose profile gives the timber a stronger visual line than flatter mouldings, making it a good choice for projects where you want the skirting or architraves to feel more established.
We supply this profile in finger-jointed pine, also known as FJ pine. It is a practical option for builders, renovators, and trade customers looking for the appearance and workability of timber with improved stability compared with random-length solid pine.
Finger-jointed pine is manufactured by joining shorter sections of timber together to produce consistent lengths with fewer natural defects. This helps reduce issues caused by knots, movement, and inconsistent grain.
For skirting, architraves, and internal mouldings, that matters. You want timber that can be cut, fixed, sealed, and painted cleanly without spending unnecessary time sorting through unusable lengths on site.
Key benefits include:
Colonial Wall Linings supplies timber mouldings for builders, renovators, cabinet makers, joiners, and trade customers who need practical product support, not just a catalogue.
We understand that the right moulding needs to arrive in usable condition, suit the job, and be backed by advice when you need it. Whether you are matching a colonial profile, ordering skirting boards for a build, or sourcing architraves for a renovation, we can help you choose from the right range of timber profiles.
Why customers work with us:
This Colonial Long Nose profile can be used across a range of internal applications where a decorative timber finish is needed.
Common uses include:
The profile is ideal for creating a classic finish without overwhelming the space. It adds detail and definition while still being easy to work into a broad range of interior styles.
Timber performs best when it is handled correctly before installation. Store the mouldings flat, dry, and protected from direct weather. Avoid placing pine mouldings directly on bare ground or in areas where moisture can build up.
Before fixing, check that the walls, floor junctions, door frames, and window openings are ready for installation. Cutting should be done with suitable tools to produce clean mitres and joins. Once installed, seal exposed cuts and follow the chosen paint manufacturer’s coating recommendations.
These small steps help ensure the finished skirting, architraves, and mouldings look clean once painted and are better protected over time.
Is finger-jointed pine suitable for painted mouldings?
Yes. Finger-jointed pine is commonly used for painted skirting boards, architraves, and internal timber mouldings because it is stable, workable, and manufactured to reduce defects such as knots.
Does pre-primed mean the moulding is ready for final paint?
Pre-primed means the product has a primer coating already applied, but it still needs proper preparation and finish coats. Exposed cuts, joins, and filled areas should be sealed and painted correctly.
Why does kiln-dried timber matter?
Kiln-dried timber has been dried under controlled conditions to improve stability. This reduces the chance of movement compared with timber that has not been properly dried.
Can this profile be used with MDF trims?
It can often be used in the same project as MDF trims, depending on the design and finish required. The main difference is that this product is timber, which gives installers the workability and fixing characteristics of pine.
How should I store the mouldings before installation?
Store lengths flat, dry, and off the ground. Keep them protected from moisture, rain, and direct exposure until they are ready to be cut and installed.
Can Colonial Wall Linings help me choose the right size?
Yes. If you are unsure which dimensions or profiles best suit your project, our team can help you compare the options and choose a product that fits the build, style, and installation requirements.
The right moulding should make the rest of the work easier, not create extra problems at the final stage. A clean, consistent profile helps the painter, supports sharper joins, and gives the finished room a more considered look.
For projects where small details matter, FJ Pine Colonial Long Nose Timber Moulding gives you a practical way to finish the space neatly while keeping the installation process straightforward. Speak with Colonial Wall Linings if you need help matching this profile with the rest of your mouldings and trim.