Travertine tile with matching chair rail molding

Chair Rail Trim

Chair rail, also called rail molding or chair rail liner, is a band of molding partway up a wall. In a bathroom it often caps tile on the lower wall; in other rooms it separates two wall finishes. Our OG-1 and OG-2 ogee profiles are real marble and travertine, sold by the piece. Pick the same stone and finish as your tile. Order a sample first. Shipping is free.

  • Free shippingOn every order in the US
  • Samples availableSee the real color before you order
  • Matching trimMatching trim for every stone
  • Big job?Freight and trade pricing available

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Where does chair rail go?

Chair rail is a band of molding partway up the wall. In a bathroom it often caps tile that covers the lower part of the wall. In other rooms it separates two wall colors or finishes.

Chair rail, rail molding and chair rail liner

You may see this trim called rail molding or chair rail liner. It is the same piece. Ours is real marble and travertine, so it matches your tile.

How to choose

  • Match the stone and finish to your tile: honed with honed, polished with polished.
  • Pick the profile: OG-1 or OG-2 ogee. Sizes are in each product title.
  • Pieces are sold individually.

Sample first

Natural stone changes from lot to lot. A sample shows the real color and the profile in your own light.

Questions people ask

What is chair rail?

Chair rail is a decorative molding that runs partway up a wall. It makes a clean line between two wall treatments, or caps the top of a tiled wainscot.

What do OG-1 and OG-2 mean?

They are two ogee profiles, which have a gentle S-shaped curve. Look at the product photos to compare the shapes, and order a sample to hold against your wall.

What is the difference between chair rail and baseboard?

Chair rail runs partway up the wall. Baseboard runs along the bottom where the wall meets the floor.

Can I use stone chair rail in a bathroom or shower?

Yes. Stone handles moisture well. Seal natural stone and use a stone-safe cleaner.

How many pieces do I need?

Measure the length of the wall in inches, divide by the piece length (usually 12 inches), and add one spare piece.