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Understanding Standard Moulding Designs and Their Uses
There are literally thousands of standard moulding designs available in both softwood and hardwood and therein lies the problem. Which one do you choose for the room your are decorating?
To assist you in this task standard moulding designs are categorised according to their various uses. A list of these categories is given below:
- Skirting - Standard moulding designs - Torus, Ogee, Bull Nosed and Chamfered.
- Architrave - Standard moulding designs - Torus, Ogee, Bull Nosed and Chamfered.
- Victorian Architectural Mouldings Door Mouldings.
- Bolection Mouldings.
- Overdoors and Friezes.
- Chair Rails, Cappings and Dadoes - Astragals, Half Rounds Victorian.
- Handrail Mouldings - Mopstick, Crown.
- Picture Rails - West of England.
- Cornices.
- Cappings, Scotias, Friezes and String.
Once you know the standard moulding designs category in which to look, simply ask your supplier which profiles in this category they carry or even search on line. However, if none of the standard design mouldings are suitable or you can't find on that suits your needs, you can design your own Bespoke Moulding and get your local mouldings manufacturer to produce it for you. This of course, will cost you a liitle more than any standard design mouldings - but then it is unique!
For Help and Advice on Standard Moulding Designs
Talk to Gillsons Timber a company you can trust.
Their experience and professionalism in moulding design and manufacture is second to none.
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