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Our architectural wood 2010 MOULDING CATALOG Whether you need a stock wood moulding or a custom wood moulding profile, we have it available! A & A Millwork is one of the leading producers of historical mouldings in the region. Our production team has years of experience manufacturing custom trim. That, coupled with our precise milling technology, allows us to provide our customers with the best quality custom millwork in the region. We specialize in historical profiles, although if you are looking for a modern, standard, or unique profile we can help you. If you do not see the profile you're interested we can create or match any profile you desire.
Not sure of the wood species your interested in, click here to view many woods species. A & A MILLWORK IS A FINE MOULDING DEALER TO THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES ROSETTES & PLINTH BLOCKS
WE DUPLICATE CUSTOM ROSETTES AND PLINTH BLOCKS FLEXIBLE MOULDINGS
Do you have a wall you need to wrap moulding around? Flex Moulding has the appearance of real wood, made of resin material. It can be cut, sanded, shaped and finished like wood. Moisture and insect proof, withstand heat and cold temperatures. Heavy stains can be used, as well as most paints. It is not necessary to prime our flex moulding. WALL SYSTEMS We have several wainscot systems available in many species of woods. You can choose a tongue and groove system, or go with a traditional chair rail paneling system (you created squares on the wall). Looking for more ideas on paneling? Check out, http://www.homeresourceweb.com/Wainscot---Wall-Paneling.html Want to learn about mouldings...check this out! Natural Variations in Appearance Why doesn't what you bought look like the sample in the showroom? Unlike factory-made, artificial materials, each hardwood board has a unique life story. During the approximately 60 years it takes for a hardwood to mature, each tree develops a one-of-a-kind grain pattern and texture. Natural hardwood products are never as uniform as plastic laminate or wallpaper from a catalog. Solid hardwood products, like silks, leather and precious stones, are shaped by natural forces and they may display a variety of character markings. Knots are character marks, telling the story of tree limbs that grew and fell to the forest floor as the tree matured. Even boards from the same hardwood tree will show significant variation in color. For instance, "younger" wood, closer to the bark (sapwood), will be lighter than that which comes from the central portion. You also can see the effects of the minerals and other essential elements that the trees absorbed as they grew. Character Markings Glossary 
No two pieces of hardwood are alike. Because of this, your particular item looks like no other in the world...including those in the showroom. However, rest assured that none of the natural markings that characterize hardwood floors, furniture, woodwork, and cabinetry affect their durability or structural integrity. Hardwood In Your Home Expansion and contraction of wood is perfectly normal during changes in the weather. Wood is a natural material that seeks to be in balance with its surroundings. Hardwoods destined for use in home furnishings are carefully kiln-dried for that purpose, and they will take on or give off moisture with extreme changes in relative humidity. When the air is exceptionally warm and humid, solid hardwoods will absorb moisture and expand. Likewise, with much cooler, drier air, the wood will give off moisture and contract. This is completely natural, and craftsman design fine solid hardwood products to accommodate these changes. Remember that hardwoods are natural materials and they will expand and contract with extreme changes in your home's relative humidity. Please feel free to call one of our knowledgeable sales staff at 612-721-1111, for any questions you may have. For a custom profile, or quote request, please fax drawing or specs to 612-721-2602. Thank you.
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