Are you looking to make some changes to the exterior look of your house;
then why not try some external mouldings?
There are a number of different profiles to choose; from classical
facades to ultra-modern.
Exterior moulding can be used to frame
windows, doors and the sides of a home and are available in a wide variety of
styles and types. Exterior trim and moulding can also add detail to roof lines,
gables or porches.
As a visual, aesthetic element to
exterior home design, moulding is a simple and inexpensive way to remodel or
update a home's exterior.
Wood moulding is one of the less common moulding
options because of its tendency to warp with exposure to heat and moisture.
However, wood can be handcrafted into several elaborate design styles, making
it an ideal choice for restored historical homes.
Plastic exterior moulding is a more
common material choice because it is resistant to weather damage. It is typically
a single, solid piece, which means that some designs that are possible in
handcrafted wood moulding are not possible in plastic moulding.
It's important to choose exterior moulding
in a style and colour that compliments the overall exterior design of the home,
as well as the surrounding landscape. For example, a minimalist home with
simplistic moulding is better than ornately detailed handcrafted wood moulding.
External mouldings have the advantage of
being lightweight and are relatively easy to work with compared to conventional
building products and techniques. They look like high end concrete but weigh
only a fraction as much - and often cost only a fraction as much as well.
They can be installed during the initial
construction of a home or building, or added on as decorative moulding after
construction. Installation is as easy as
adhering them to the wall surface. With a wide range of finish options
available, lightweight building products can also make your finished project
look amazing! And the insulation properties of the products give you an added
benefit (and value to your property).
Window sills not only increase the curb
appeal of your windows, but are also designed to prevent water damage around
windows. Sills are designed with a slope running from back to front to force
water away from your windows, preventing water from accumulating and leaking
into your windows preventing rot or mould growth because of water and moisture.
Because of this, exterior sills make an
ideal window sill replacement for those who have known the trouble of replacing
a window sill. Exterior sills may be adhered to brick, stone, stucco, ICF and
EIFS and siding.
Exterior moulding contributes to a
home's value by increasing the curb appeal of the home. Selecting appropriate
exterior moulding is an essential component to home renovation. Exterior trim
and moulding also provides an opportunity to add colour to a home's exterior.
Trim and moulding make a home look finished, increasing the overall value of
the home.
When our clients are looking for a
building design that makes their house stand out from their neighbours, whether
it’s for a residential home, granny flat or kit home, we will often make
suggestions to vary the design by using different profiles of external
moulding.
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