1/4" x 3/4" Screen Moulding - Solid Pine - 16'

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Actual Dimensions: 192 in x 3/4 in x 1/4 in

* Actual Dimensions are listed as (Length x Width x Height/Thickness) *

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Solid Pine Screen Moulding for Small Trim and Finishing Details

Finish detailed woodworking and trim projects with our 1/4" x 3/4" Screen Moulding, made from solid pine. This narrow wood moulding provides a simple, low-profile solution for projects where full-size casing or decorative trim would be too large.

With actual dimensions of 3/4" wide x 1/4" thick, screen moulding is useful for a variety of light-duty finishing and decorative applications. Its slim profile can help cover small gaps, finish edges, frame panels, or add subtle detail to cabinetry, built-ins, and other interior woodworking projects.

The generous 16-foot length also allows longer runs with fewer joints, helping create a cleaner finished appearance.

Why Choose 1/4" x 3/4" Screen Moulding?

Screen moulding is a useful trim to have when a project calls for something narrower and less visually dominant than standard moulding.

Features & Benefits

  • Solid pine construction
  • Narrow 3/4" profile
  • Low-profile 1/4" thickness
  • Long 16-foot length
  • Useful for small finishing details
  • Can help cover narrow gaps or transitions
  • Works for decorative woodworking and millwork projects
  • Suitable for framing and edge-detail applications
  • Natural wood construction coordinates with other wood trim

What Is Screen Moulding Used For?

Despite the name, screen moulding isn't limited to window or door screens. Its thin, narrow dimensions make it useful anywhere a small wood trim strip is needed.

Common applications can include:

  • Screen frames and screen-related trim
  • Cabinet and built-in details
  • Decorative panel trim
  • Small edge transitions
  • Interior woodworking
  • Framing lightweight panels
  • Covering narrow gaps
  • Custom millwork
  • DIY home improvement projects

Because screen moulding can serve many purposes, check the 3/4" x 1/4" actual dimensions against your specific project before ordering.

Why Choose Solid Pine?

Unlike finger-jointed moulding, this product is made from solid pine. Solid wood makes it a practical option for projects where a narrow natural-wood moulding or finishing strip is desired.

Pine can also coordinate naturally with other wood trim and millwork, whether you're working on a professional finish-carpentry project or handling a smaller DIY repair or upgrade.

Product Specifications

Product: 1/4" x 3/4" Screen Moulding

Material: Solid Pine

Length: 16'

Actual Dimensions: 192 in. x 3/4 in. x 1/4 in.

(Length x Width x Height/Thickness)

Application: Screen trim, decorative moulding, small finishing details, and interior woodworking

Frequently Asked Questions


What is screen moulding?

Screen moulding is a thin, narrow wood trim profile commonly associated with screen-frame work but also useful for a variety of decorative and finishing applications.

Is screen moulding only used for window screens?

No. Its small dimensions make it useful for cabinetry, built-ins, panel trim, narrow gaps, decorative borders, and other woodworking applications where larger moulding would be too bulky.

What are the actual dimensions?

This screen moulding measures 3/4" wide x 1/4" thick and comes in a 16-foot length.

Is this solid wood?

Yes. This product is made from solid pine, rather than MDF or finger-jointed pine.

Why choose such a thin moulding?

At only 1/4" thick, screen moulding can provide a finished edge or cover a small transition without adding the depth or visual weight of larger trim.

Why is the 16-foot length useful?

A 16-foot piece can reduce the number of joints needed on longer runs, which can help create a cleaner, more continuous finished appearance.

Small Trim for the Details That Finish a Project

Large baseboards, casing, and crown moulding may define a room, but smaller profiles such as screen moulding, pencil moulding, cap moulding, and corner moulding help finish the details. CR Doors carries interior moulding and architectural millwork for homeowners, contractors, builders, and finish carpenters completing projects large and small.