Gothic style openwork, decorative wood trim for restoring furniture
Decorative wood trim for restoring furniture
The decorative wood trim with gothic style openwork motif, made of beech wood, is a wise choice for restoring furniture or even for building new pieces. When used as a decorative wood trim for cabinets, it can lend a whole new, elegant and noble look to not just the furniture piece, but to the whole room it is in. This panel moulding also looks great when we use it to make crown mouldings or cornice covers.
We only sell full pieces. Contact us if you plan on ordering larger amounts to discuss quantity discounts. If the price of the ordered products does not reach 30 GBP, we charge an additional 3 GBP as packaging fee. In order to avoid any harm coming to the ordered products, we ship them attached to an osb board, free of charge for the customer.
Practices for processing wooden moldings
The glazing of the edging makes the pattern stand out more. Depending on the direction of the grain, the wood absorbs the paint in a completely different way. If you want to achieve an even coloration, use a filler primer, such as Milesi.
After glazing, the paint can be wiped back shortly, so the glaze remains in the recesses and the darker upper parts appear lighter. A spectacular solution is to paint or glaze the border in a darker color than the base.
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L-80-240
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- L-80-240
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The decorative wood trim with reference code “L” has a motif resembling gothic style openwork. It is made of untreated beech wood, meaning the user can freely choose its treatment; it can be freely varnished or pickled. A favored choice of hobby users and professionals alike when it comes to restoring furniture, but it also works great as cornice cover.