Dentil moulding with squared pattern

Our dentil moulding is a popular product frequently used in various furniture renovation or making projects. Its finely crafted, detailed pattern instantly enhances any interior. It is easy to finish and simple to install, making it a great choice if you are considering renovation.

Technical specifications of the cornice for ceiling

The wooden coving measures: width: 8 cm, length ranges from 80 cm to 240 cm, thickness: 1 cm. The size tolerance is plus or minus 3%. If you order multiple mouldings, we cannot guarantee that the pattern will fit seamlessly into the next piece without cutting. Therefore, to ensure a perfect fit, please calculate and order with a small margin. It is decorated with a repeated dentil pattern. It is made of beechwood. Beech is one of the most popular European hardwoods, ideal for creating detailed carvings. Its dense structure and even grain allow for the creation of fine details. Its natural color is a pinkish-brown shade that becomes even more beautiful over time, and looks great with an oiled or waxed finish. This product is unfinished.

Advantages of our decorative wooden mouldings

Our wooden cornice is used not only by furniture makers as a hobby, but also by experienced professionals during furniture renovation or restoration. It is made from solid wood, ensuring quality and long-lasting durability. Its surface is pre-sanded, making it easy to finish, such as staining, painting, lacquering, or oiling.

Our crown trim molding can assist in refurbishing your kitchen furniture

Remodeling kitchen furniture at home can be a real challenge, but with the right crown trim molding or cornice, you can achieve a beautiful result with minimal effort. The wooden cornice for kitchen furniture can easily be matched to the color of your cabinets by staining or painting, allowing it to blend harmoniously with the other elements. Made from high-quality wood, it preserves its beauty and decorative detailing for many years, remaining a feature of your kitchen. Moreover, we ship it directly from stock, so you can start your renovation almost immediately.

Our "PAK" wooden coving has numerous uses

For example, as a cornice for ceiling, it helps conceal small imperfections where the wall meets the ceiling. The cornice for ceiling also makes it easier to smooth out transitions between painting and wallpapering, resulting in a neater and more elegant appearance. It can also be perfectly used as a decorative wooden moulding to conceal curtain rails stylishly, making the space look more organized and harmonious. It can also aid in finishing and decorating the edges of cabinets, dressers, and shelves. As it is available in several lengths, various sizes of furniture can be adorned with this product.

Can the crown trim molding be installed at home?

Of course, no previous furniture maker's experience is required; even a handy homeowner can do it at home. The crown trim molding can be attached in two ways: it can be glued or nailed. For gluing, it's recommended to use wood glue. When nailing, use small wire or brad nails, as these are thin and will not split the wood. It's recommended to cover the nail heads with wood filler to keep the surface even. No matter which fixing method you choose, ensure the wooden coving fits straight and snugly to the surface.

Can the decorative wooden mouldings for curtain concealment be stained at home?

Yes, it can also be easily finished at home, ensuring a beautiful result by following a few steps. First, shake the stain, then apply it to the surface of the wooden coving using a brush. It's best to leave the stain on for a few minutes so that the surface absorbs it. Finally, if necessary, wipe off any excess from the dentil moulding using a clean, dry cloth. The drying time is 24 hours.

Wooden cornice: tradition and practicality

The history of the wooden cornice dates back to classic furniture art, where rich carvings were symbols of social status and taste. Initially, they mainly decorated the tops of rococo and neo-baroque cabinets, dressers, and beds to highlight the shape of the furniture. Cornices were not just decorative but also had practical purposes: they protected the upper edge of furniture from damage and concealed structural joints. The use of cornices gradually spread, so traditional decorations began appearing on more and more pieces of furniture. Today, cornices for furniture remain practical and decorative elements that provide harmonious transitions between different parts of the furniture while preserving traditional style characteristics.