Association of Millwork Distributors AMD is proud of having some of the industry’s most respected professionals comprise our Executive Committee and Board of Directors. They are dedicated to strengthening the Millwork Industry and providing important resources for our members.
AMD provides excellent avenues for you to share ideas and valuable expertise with your fellow members in the Millwork Industry. You can get involved, stay current, and create lasting relationships by participating in all the opportunities available to you. Take advantage of your access to powerful educational opportunities. As a member, you have your fingertips on valuable knowledge about current topics, trends, industry standards & codes, and business fundamentals to help you develop and implement meaningful, need-based skills.
Externally, AMD is known and promoted as a leader in the Millwork Industry. Internally, AMD positions distributors, manufacturers, and manufacturer representatives as the Association’s focal point. As a member, we encourage you to take full advantage of these benefits to help improve and promote your business. Our purpose is to serve you as a member. An important part of that service is to work on your behalf in Washington, D.C. AMD leverages its affiliation with the National Association of Wholesale-Distributors (NAW) and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to promote our members’ position in the marketplace.


The AMD Mouldings & Trim
Module now contains four
popular publications from the
Wood Moulding & Millwork
Producers Association:
From Tree to Trim
WM Series Softwood
Moulding Patterns Catalog
WMDF Series
Moulding Patterns Catalog
HWM Series Hardwood
Moulding Patterns Catalog
Association of Millwork Distributors
serving the window, door, and millwork industries



Mouldings and Trim
 Approximately 10 hours of instruction can be completed over three months. Passing of one exam is required to receive an electronic certificate of completion.

Understanding types of mouldings and trim are important to their proper selection, application, and installation. This module provides an overview of mouldings and trim. It provides a historical perspective of the moulding industry along with current trends, how mouldings are created, standard shapesand sizes, the materials used,and issues in the manufacture, distribution, and installation of mouldings and trim.

These shorter modules include sections from the Millwork Home Study Course. They are designed for those who want to focus on a subset of the material or who find it difficult to commit to several months of study for the complete Millwork course.

While 3 months are provided, each of the Millwork Series modules can easily be completed within 10 to 15 hours of study-at a two day seminar or within just one weekend! Each module comes complete with a soft cover book containing one or two chapters from Millwork Principles and Practices, a lesson study quide, and a CD.The CD contains an introductory video clip, interactive presentations, a glossary for the lesson, crossword puzzle, and a computer graded practice quiz. An online exam is provided to receive a certificate of completion.

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to…

  • Recognize the basic profiles or patterns of common mouldings
    and their application.
  • Identify types of trim used with windows and doors.
  • Compare and contrast the grades used in standardized mouldings.
  • Recognize the function of moulding and why mouldings are used.
  • Describe how mouldings are manufactured.
  • Identify the materials used in mouldings.
  • Describe how mouldings are measured.
  • Understand how mouldings are stored and why.
  • Understand how mouldings are selected and the benefits of particular materials in their application.
  • Identify the industry standards applicable to mouldings.
Members: $ 75.00 • Non-members: $ 90.00

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