COLOUR & FINISH / PROLIST + RINDALSLIST
A white moulding can blend into a room or make every edge stand out. Choosing the colour code is only one part of the decision.
Use a code as your starting point
Names such as “white” and “classic white” are useful in conversation, but a specification needs a precise reference. NCS S 0502-Y and NCS S 0500-N are examples found in EHL group ranges. Confirm the code for the actual product rather than relying on a photograph or a familiar name.
Look at the neighbouring surfaces
Put the moulding sample beside the wall, door and flooring. View it in daylight and with the lamps you use in the evening. A small difference is easier to judge where two surfaces meet than on a colour chip held on its own.
Remember the sheen
Colour and gloss work together. A more reflective surface can read differently from a matt wall even when the colour references match. Rindalslist lists a standard gloss range of 25–30 and offers selected custom finishes with different gloss options. Check what is available for the profile and order you need.
Connect the choice to the market
EHL Prolist’s Swedish information includes special-colour options. Rindalslist’s Norwegian range also offers colour choices through its retailer network. These are market-specific services: ask the relevant supplier about the product, finish, quantities and practical ordering requirements.
Approve one physical reference
Keep a labelled sample with the product reference, colour code and agreed gloss. Photograph it for the project record, but retain the sample for the final comparison. Repeat that reference in the order and installation notes so everyone is working towards the same result.