Colonial Molding

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http://www.colonialmolding.com/FAQ.aspx

Just had a customer come in buying direct from these guys.

 

[Ylva]

hm, it says wholesale...?

Should we trust someone who can't spell moulding?


Can't tell either if it's all wood moulding or plastic ####.

 

[Jeff Rodier]

Colonial has a lot of good products but like so many of our vendors I bet anybody with a resale certificate can buy from them.

 

[cvm]

I wouldn't worry too much; good pricing if you buy a bunch, but get 'em onesie-twosie and shipping'll kill ya.

 

[Pat Murphey]

...Should we trust someone who can't spell moulding? ...

Molding is the correct US spelling. Of course, we framers like to use the snooty British spelling to make us feel classy.

 

[Ylva]

ah those Americans......mold to me has such a different meaning....

 

[JWB9999999]

I buy ready-mades from them often. I've bought some length in the past, but I would caution: if they say the box of moulding has "some light damage on some of the lengths", you can probably interpret that as "none of it is useable unless someone paints it". I was lucky to be able to sell off that box at cost, which means I lost the cost of me cutting it up and joining the ready-mades out of it.

 

[Baer Charlton]

Molding is the correct US spelling. Of course, we framers like to use the snooty British spelling to make us feel classy.

Yeah, like that word we fight over: "Fillet"..... when we could call it another dumb stick that
makes us money.

The proper term for us English or US spelling is framer . . . but MicroSoft doesn't see it that way.

 

[artfolio]

My Windows 7 system offers a choice of spelling - "English - U.S." and "English - Australian" Quite handy.

 

[Grey Owl]

My Windows 7 system offers a choice of spelling - "English - U.S." and "English - Australian" Quite handy.

No "English-England"?