Wooden moulding fixed horizontally along a wall, at roughly waist height as a decorative feature.
The wooden or plaster moulding designating the top edge of the dado.
Usually a timber moulding around the perimeter of a room approximately three feet above skirting level. DAMP PROOF COURSE (DPC) A horizontal layer of impervious material laid in a wall to prevent moisture rising to a higher level. Vertical damp proof courses are used in cavity wall construction. DAMP PROOF MEBRANE (DPM) A layer of polythene or other similar material laid over a concrete ground floor slab to prevent moisture rising to higher level.
Horizontal moulding part way up a wall
Decorative and/ or functional rails, usually made from moulded timber, fitted traditionally to internal walls to protect them from damage by chairs.
Wooden moulding fixed horizontally to a wall, about 1 metre (3ft 4in) above the floor, originally intended to protect the wall against damage by chair-backs. Damp-Proof Course See DPC below.
Wooden moulding fixed horizontally to a wall, about 1 metre above the floor, originally intended to protect the wall against damage by chair-backs now very much a decorative feature.
A piece of molding fixed onto a wall, also known as chair rail
A Wooden rail or molding that's fixed horizontally along a wall, usually about a third of the way up from the floor.
Wooden moulding fixed horizontally to a wall, about 1 metre (3ft 4 in) about the floor, originally intended to protect the wall against damage by chair backs.
A dado rail, also know as a chair rail, is a type of moulding fixed horizontally to the wall around the perimeter of a room.
