Wainscoting Wall Panels & Moulding
Dreaming of adding a touch of timeless elegance or a fresh modern look to your home? Wainscoting wall panels and mouldings offer a versatile and beautiful solution.
Colonial Wall Linings is your trusted source for high-quality wainscoting products to elevate the beauty and functionality of your home. Whether you’re seeking a touch of classic elegance or a more modern aesthetic, we offer a comprehensive selection of wainscoting wall panels and mouldings to bring your design vision to life.
Our commitment to exceptional craftsmanship ensures that each piece is built to last, adding enduring value to your space.
Here, you’ll find a curated selection of wainscoting wall panels and mouldings, categorised to simplify your search. We offer a variety of materials, styles, and finishes to suit any design preference. Browse our extensive collection below to find the perfect wainscoting components for your project.
Skirting & Architraves – Stock Items Shown
Custom widths up to 240mm Made to Order
Belt Rail Moulding
The Australian Belt Rail Moulding comes in a range of 3 sizes from 68 x 12 – 90 x 18
Bolection Moulding
Also referred to as Bolection Moulding, Bolection Mould, Bolection Molding, Bolection Trim, Wainscot Molding, Belt Rail Moulding, Chair Rail Moulding, Dado Rail Moulding comes in 1 size of 42 x 16
Wainscoting Belt Rail Moulding
Wainscoting Belt Rail Moulding. Also referred to as Wainscot Molding, Belt Rail Moulding, Chair Rail Moulding, Dado Rail Moulding comes in a range of 2 sizes from 90 x 18 – 68 x 18
Bullnose
The Bevel MDF Moulding comes in a range of 5 sizes from 42 x 12 – 140 x 18
Colonial 1
The Colonial 1 MDF Moulding comes in a range of 3 sizes from 68 x 18 – 140 x 18
Colonial 2
The Colonial 2 MDF Moulding comes in a range of 1 size 140 x 18
Colonial 3
The Colonial 3 MDF Moulding comes in a range of 2 sizes from 68 x 18 – 140 x 18
Colonial Long Nose
The Colonial Long Nose MDF Moulding comes in a range of 3 sizes from 68 x 18 – 140 x 18
Heritage
The Heritage MDF Moulding comes in a range of 3 sizes from 68 x 18 – 140 x 18
Heritage Pointed
The Heritage Pointed MDF Moulding comes in a range of 3 sizes from 68 x 18 – 140 x 18
Lambs Tongue
The Lambs Tongue MDF Moulding comes in a range of 3 sizes from 68 x 18 – 140 x 18
Australian Colonial
The Australian Colonial MDF Moulding comes in a range of 2 sizes from 42 x 12 – 67 x 12
Bevel
The Bevel MDF Moulding comes in a range of 5 sizes from 42 x 12 – 140 x 18
Queensland Colonial
The Queensland Colonial MDF Moulding comes in a range of 2 sizes from 42 x 12 – 67 x 12
Splayed
The Splayed MDF Moulding comes in a range of 3 sizes from 68 x 18 – 140 x 18
Traditional Victorian
The Traditional Victorian MDF Moulding comes in a range of 3 sizes from 68 x 18 – 140 x 18
Wedge
The Wedge MDF Moulding comes in a range of 3 sizes from 68 x 18 – 140 x 18
Square Dressed Timber Moulding
The Square Dressed Timber Moulding comes in a range of 10 sizes from 18 x 18 – 66 x 11
Colonial Long Nose Timber Moulding
The Colonial Long Nose Timber Moulding comes in a range of 3 sizes from 66 x 18 – 136 x 18
Nosing and Scotia Timber Moulding
The Nosing and Scotia Timber Moulding available in 1 size at 68 x 32
VJ Wall and VJ Ceiling Linings
The VJ Wall and VJ Ceiling Linings available in different sizes
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Wainscoting: The Basics
Wainscoting, those charming wood panels gracing the lower portions of walls, or sometimes almost the entire wall, has a rich history that transcends mere aesthetics. While its role has evolved over centuries, wainscoting remains a popular design choice, offering both beauty and practicality to modern homes.
A History of Functionality and Finesse
The story of wainscoting begins around 17th-century England. Back then, homes were often constructed with damp stone or rudimentary wooden walls. Solid wood wainscoting served a crucial purpose: protecting the lower portions of walls from moisture damage, and scuffs, and even providing an extra layer of insulation against the cold.
By the 18th century, wainscoting transcended its functional origins. Wealthy families in Europe and America embraced its decorative potential. Intricate designs and fine woods became a symbol of affluence, showcasing the homeowner’s social standing.
Benefits of Wainscoting
Today, wainscoting continues to be a beloved decorative element. While its primary purpose has shifted towards aesthetics, it still offers some practical benefits:
Durability
Wainscoting acts as a shield against everyday bumps and scrapes, especially in high-traffic areas like hallways and entryways. This is particularly helpful in homes with children or pets who might brush against the walls.
In bathrooms and mudrooms, wainscoting protects the lower part of the wall, which is more prone to water splashes and spills. Some wainscoting materials, like PVC or moisture-resistant MDF, offer additional protection from moisture damage.
Wainscoting is generally easier to clean than painted drywall. Scuff marks can often be wiped away with a damp cloth, and depending on the material, some wainscoting can even handle light scrubbing.
Visual Interest
Flat walls can appear monotonous. Wainscoting introduces texture and visual interest, creating a layered effect that adds depth and character to the hallway, dining room, bedroom, living room, or even the bathroom.
The play of light and shadow on wainscoting panels creates a dynamic visual element. This can make a space feel more inviting and visually stimulating.
There are several types of wainscoting you can choose from, including Flat panel, Beadboard, Overlay, Board and Batten, and Raised panel wainscoting.
Enhanced Design
With a wide range of styles available, from classic raised panels to modern board and batten, wainscoting can seamlessly integrate with any interior design aesthetic. It can elevate a traditional space or add a touch of rustic charm to a modern environment.
Wainscoting can be used to create a focal point in a room. For example, installing wainscoting on a single accent wall can draw the eye and add visual interest.
Wainscoting can be painted to match the existing colour scheme or used to introduce a contrasting colour for a bolder statement. This allows for further customisation and design flexibility.
Illusion of Height
When wainscoting panels are paired with a chair rail installed horizontally at about one-third of the wall height, it creates a visual break. This can trick the eye into perceiving the ceiling as higher, making the room feel more spacious and grand.
Wainscoting panels that are well-proportioned to the wall height can also contribute to the illusion of a taller space. For example, taller panels in a room with high ceilings can further enhance the feeling of spaciousness.
Easy Wainscoting Installation and Long-lasting Value
For a DIY project, wainscoting offers a project that is both beautiful and achievable. Modern wainscoting often comes in pre-made panels, so you can install wainscoting quickly and easily.
The addition of wainscoting not only enhances the beauty of your home but can also add value. Potential buyers appreciate the timeless elegance and functionality it provides.
Whether you’re seeking a touch of history or a modern refresh, wainscoting offers a design solution that transcends trends. With its rich past and enduring appeal, wainscoting continues to be a way to breathe new life into your walls.
Profile Matching Service: Find the Perfect Match
At Colonial Wall Linings, we understand the challenge of finding rare or hard-to-match mouldings for renovations, restorations, or heritage projects. Our custom moulding profile matching service is your solution!
We can match your existing wainscoting wall panels and moulding from:
- Dimensioned drawings
- Physical samples
Our expert team use this information to create an acrylic template, which is then used to create high-speed steel knives. These knives are used on our Weinig moulder to produce custom wainscoting wall panels and mouldings, such as skirting board, architrave, and dado rail, that perfectly match your originals.
Choose from:
- Primed Moisture Resistant Emission Zero (MR E0) MDF
- Raw Finger-jointed Pine (FJ Pine) Timber Mouldings
Contact us today to discuss your moulding profile needs and discover the perfect match for your project with this fantastic service!
Get it Delivered Right Where You Need It
We deliver your order right where you need it, across our service area.
Delivery Tips:
- To ensure your wainscoting wall panels and mouldings stay in pristine condition, please store them flat, clear of the ground, and in a dry location upon arrival.
- Use even-height bearers spaced at 600mm intervals for optimal support during storage.
- On delivery day, please provide clear access to the designated unloading point on your property.
- If the site will be unattended, please let us know about any dogs, gates, access details (keys, remotes, contact numbers), etc. to ensure a smooth delivery.
- To avoid congestion, please schedule your delivery at a time that doesn’t clash with other deliveries or high-traffic periods, especially around schools.
Delivery Process:
- We professionally pack your order and load it onto our vehicles or deliver it to your nominated carrier for on-forwarding.
- Our friendly staff will contact you before your delivery to confirm the details.
Want to add a touch of elegance to your interior walls?
Browse Colonial Wall Linings’ extensive collection of high-quality wainscoting wall panelling and moulding products! We offer a wide variety of wainscoting styles and materials to suit any design preference, from timeless elegance to a fresh modern look.
Do you have a historic restoration project or need a hard-to-find moulding profile? Colonial Wall Linings offers a custom moulding profile matching service to ensure a perfect match for your project.
Contact us today and let us help you transform your home!