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        "text": "Common materials for interior trim and moldings include solid wood (like pine, oak, or maple), MDF (medium-density fiberboard), and PVC. Solid wood offers natural beauty and durability, suitable for staining or painting, but can be more expensive. MDF is a cost-effective option, ideal for painting, and resistant to warping, while PVC is excellent for moisture-prone areas like bathrooms due to its water resistance. Your choice depends on your budget, desired finish (painted vs. stained), and the specific environmental conditions of the room.",
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