At Home Depot, quarter round molding is typically very affordable, with prices varying based on the length, profile dimensions, and material composition you choose. Standard primed MDF or finger-jointed pine quarter rounds usually cost between one and two dollars per linear foot, translating to roughly three to six dollars for a standard eight-foot or twelve-foot length piece. Solid hardwood options, such as red oak, white oak, or maple, are slightly more expensive, generally ranging from two to four dollars per linear foot depending on wood grade and local availability. Flexible polyurethane or PVC quarter rounds designed for curved walls command a higher premium, often costing significantly more per linear foot than standard wood or MDF products.
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