MDF Crown Moulding Flexible Crown Moulding Baseboard Shoe moulding Casing Chair Rail Ceiling Centres Wainscoting Potlights Columns Coffered Ceiling Painting Flooring Pictures	Frequently Asked Questions Difference between MDF, Plaster and Styrofoam materials Many people think joints cracks more often. Not exactly. It mostly depends on a craftsmanship of crown moulding installer. Properly cut and installed crown molding will much less likely get a paint crack in the corner or joint. However corners can be fixed in seconds with a tiny line of caulk silicon. MDF material comes in 14 or 16 feet length unlike 8 feet plaster. Styrofoam we wouldn’t recommend because of its weakness it will repeat any wall curves and will look too wavy. But most of all that – we have 5 years warranty, and we are sure you’ll be calling for another moulding installation only. Can potlights be installed in finished home? Yes, most of our customers have finished houses Is Crown Molding required to install potlights? No, crown molding may be helpful in some extraordinary layout designs but in most cases it's not necessary Is there any damage done to the walls or ceiling after installation of potlights? We guarantied no damage or mess during the installation Is moulding comes primed? Yes it’s primed and installation includes filling nail holes and calking sides and corners Why top floor potlights are more expensive? Extra material and labor are required to install pot lights from attic. Top floor potlights required to be installed in a metal enclosure box due to fire hazard when in direct contact with insulation. Can I get Energy Saving (CFL, spiral fluorescent) bulbs with pot lights? Yes, they are from 9 to 24 watt energy efficient light bulbs in a glass cover Can old builder’s lights fixture be turned into a potlight? Yes, 4” potlights perfectly fit instead of old light or chandelier Contact Us info@alexmoulding.com Nick 647-886-3327 Alex 416-666-4343

Frequently Asked Questions

Difference between MDF, Plaster and Styrofoam materials

Many people think joints cracks more often.
Not exactly.
It mostly depends on a craftsmanship of crown moulding installer.
Properly cut and installed crown molding will much less likely get a paint crack in the corner or joint.
However corners can be fixed in seconds with a tiny line of caulk silicon.
MDF material comes in 14 or 16 feet length unlike 8 feet plaster.
Styrofoam we wouldn’t recommend because of its weakness it will repeat any wall curves and will look too wavy.
But most of all that – we have 5 years warranty, and we are sure you’ll be calling for another moulding installation only.

Can potlights be installed in finished home?

Yes, most of our customers have finished houses

Is Crown Molding required to install potlights?

No, crown molding may be helpful in some extraordinary layout designs
but in most cases it's not necessary

Is there any damage done to the walls or ceiling after installation of potlights?

We guarantied no damage or mess during the installation

Is moulding comes primed?

Yes it’s primed and installation includes filling nail holes and calking sides and corners

Why top floor potlights are more expensive?

Extra material and labor are required to install pot lights from attic. Top floor potlights required to be installed in a metal enclosure box due to fire hazard when in direct contact with insulation.

Can I get Energy Saving (CFL, spiral fluorescent) bulbs with pot lights?

Yes, they are from 9 to 24 watt energy efficient light bulbs in a glass cover

Can old builder’s lights fixture be turned into a potlight?

Yes, 4” potlights perfectly fit instead of old light or chandelier

info@alexmoulding.com

Nick 647-886-3327

Alex 416-666-4343

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