Molding & Trim Videos

Need to remove your existing baseboards? Follow these steps to easily remove them without damaging your wall or flooring.

It’s easier to patch imperfections and holes in baseboard than to replace the entire piece. In this video, This Old House’s Tom Silva patches a baseboard using a Dutchman—a wood repair patch that is glued into a custom-cut hole.

Ask This Old House general contractor Tom Silva creates a simulated stile and rail wainscoting on a dining room wall by using base cap molding.

Ask This Old House general contractor Tom Silva and host Kevin O’Connor look at ways to match historic molding.

Tom Silva demonstrates how to create new molding that will exactly match the profile of existing molding. He also shows how to use a special tool called profile gauge to trace the shape of the molding exactly

Ask This Old House general contractor Tom Silva shows a quick and accurate way to cut perfect-fit miters

Ask This Old House general contractor Tom Silva shares his tips and techniques for installing decorative crown molding

This Old House general contractor Tom Silva installs interior window trim using hand tools

This Old House general contractor Tom Silva reveals various means and methods of making your own authentic reproduction moldings

Apply panel molding to a featureless door to create a grand entrance to any room

In this step-by-step video, This Old House general contractor Tom Silva shows the best way to install decorative trim to the joint between wall and ceiling.

This Old House general contractor Tom Silva shares his secrets for producing tight-fitting mitered corner joints on crown molding

This Old House general contractor Tom Silva discusses some of the many options available for trimming out the interior of a room.

This Old House general contractor Tom Silva shows how to enhance a room with easy-to-install crown molding using plastic clips and caulking to finish.

TOH technical editor Mark Powers demonstrates how to install foam crown molding using nails and drywall finish.

Tom Silva shares some tricks of the trade for cutting crown molding precisely to create a scarf joint and outside corners.

In this how-to video, This Old House general contractor Tom Silva shows how to cut tight-fitting inside corner joints