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The SN-526 is a rococo-inspired design specifically suitable for wood corner molding, which can be easily used during a kitchen makeover. The solid wood material is easy to work with, making it ideal for cabinetmaker projects. This ornament fits harmoniously onto the corners of doors, cabinets, and drawer fronts.
The wood corner molding is available in various sizes: width ranges from 8.5 cm to 13.9 cm, height from 3.8 cm to 6.3 cm, and thickness from 0.5 cm to 0.7 cm. The size tolerance is plus or minus 3%. The ornamentation features acanthus leaf motifs. It is made of beech and maple wood. Beech wood’s dense, hard structure is a perfect choice for precise carvings and detailed ornamentation. Maple, as a moderately hard wood, is extremely durable and resistant to impacts, making it ideal for woodcarving. Carved wooden ornaments retain their beauty for years thanks to their durability. This product is unfinished.
Carved wooden ornaments are sold with a prepared surface; we sand them before packaging, so they are ready to paint immediately. Products in stock can be shipped immediately with no waiting time. These are made from genuine carved wood, not pressed sawdust. The patterns are classic and accepted in the cabinetmaker profession, and are available in various sizes.
The wood corner molding is specifically suitable for decorative purposes during cabinet renovations. In cabinetmaker work, it is often used to embellish door frames, cabinet sides, or upper trims. The wooden door moulding combines well with other carved elements, creating a unified look during renovation.
Carved wooden ornaments can be fixed to the surface with wood glue (D2 or D3). The surface should be cleaned and dust-free. If the glue alone is insufficient, small brads or wire nails can be used. The nail heads should be sunk below the wood surface and covered with wood filler to keep the ornament aesthetically pleasing.
Carved wooden ornaments are sold untreated, allowing you to choose the finish. The wooden door moulding can be painted, varnished, stained, or oiled. During a kitchen makeover, combining wood glaze and satin varnish is particularly recommended as it highlights the carving details. Apply the finish in thin layers on a dust-free surface.
In cabinetmaker work, a common mistake is not doing a dry fit before attaching the carved wooden ornaments. When installing the wooden door moulding, always dry fit the piece beforehand. Do not use too much glue, as it may seep out and interfere with the finish. Observe the drying time and use a clamp or weight for securing.
The use of wooden door moulding became widespread in classical and baroque furniture decoration. Carved wooden ornaments were often featured on kitchen cabinets and door frames, mainly with botanical patterns. Cabinetmaker masters crafted these ornaments by hand in the past, but today we create tradition-based designs using CNC technology. The SN-526 ornament is a modern development of this tradition.
If you can see and select the second class product, there are also a few second class ornaments made from that carving. These items may have minor defects such as discoloration, warping, or small chips or cracks. If you are interested in our second class products currently in stock, please contact us so that we can provide you with more detailed information and, if requested, photographs of these carvings.
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