Wooden carvings with floral motif
The RK-779 wood corner molding is a meticulously crafted wooden carving that features a floral motif. The wood corner molding is designed around a classic floral motif, making it especially suitable for decorating furniture fronts during cabinetmaking or for a vintage kitchen cabinet restoration. In the Naturtrend selection, this wooden ornament combines classical style with modern production accuracy.
Technical features of the RK-779 wood corner molding
The wooden carvings' dimensions: width from 4.2 cm to 10 cm, height from 4.2 cm to 10 cm, thickness from 0.7 cm to 0.8 cm, available in several sizes. The size tolerance is plus or minus 3%. Round rosette with floral motif. Its base material is exotic (rubber) wood. Rubberwood has ecological benefits, as it is produced from by-products of rubber plantations, making it a recycled material. Its medium-hard structure provides proper durability, yet it is easy to work with and carve. The light, cream-colored base can be easily combined with other woods and accepts various surface treatments very well. This product is not surface treated.
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All our wooden carvings are made from solid, uniformly grained wood, making it easy to work with. During cabinetmaker work, you can save time as the ornament's surface is pre-sanded and ready for finishing. Prefabricated wooden carvings not only speed up the work significantly, but also help reduce costs thanks to their affordable price. We dispatch our products from our own stock, so there is no need to wait for the ornaments to be carved—your beloved furniture restoration or cabinetmaker project can be quickly completed.
What is the wood corner molding good for and why is it useful?
The RK-779 wooden carving is perfect for furniture creation when the goal is to achieve an ornate yet clean look. The floral motif is a universal form that suits both classic and modern interiors. The RK-779 can be used on both small and large pieces of furniture, such as wardrobe doors, chests of drawers, or as an accessory for mirror frames or decorative boxes. This wood corner molding is available in several sizes so it can proportionally fit a variety of furniture pieces.
How can the wooden carvings be glued and fixed?
Wood corner moldings can be attached using wood glue (D2 or D3), applied thinly to the surface. While the ornament is drying, press the workpieces together with a clamp or weight—this may take up to 24 hours. However, if gluing is not the right solution, the carving can also be fixed with small brads or wire nails. It is advisable to countersink the nail heads and repair with wood filler to maintain a uniform surface.
How to treat the surface of the wooden carvings?
The ornament is made from natural exotic wood, so you can decide on the type of surface treatment. The wood can be painted, varnished, stained, oiled, or finished with glaze. When staining, it is recommended to first apply a filler primer (Milesi) to the ornament, filling the cut fibers for even coloration. Dust removal of the wooden carving is highly recommended before any operations. According to cabinetmaker practice, the finishing material should be applied in two thin coats for a durable and even finish.
How to prepare and fit the wooden carvings?
Before gluing, it is advisable to dry fit the decorative element on the chosen surface to ensure proper alignment. For larger wooden ornaments, fine-tuning the corners and edges is recommended to avoid visible fitting flaws. In cabinetmaking, it is common to arrange several elements side by side to create a complete pattern series. Wood filler can be used at the joints of wood stuccos, which can be sanded and painted after drying. This method guarantees that the finished surface remains even and homogenous.
The history of the rosette motif
The rosette is one of the oldest decorative elements, appearing in the ornamentation of ancient Greek temples and Roman buildings. In its floral form, it symbolized nature's harmony, which is why it was frequently used on furniture and ceiling decor throughout the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Cabinetmaker masters often used the rosette pattern for closing off pediments and door frames. In the Classicist style, stucco elements played a central decorative role, while today, the enduring form remains popular in modern interior design.
Second class carvings
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.
