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The SK-014 is a finely milled wood carving adorned with an acanthus leaf motif, designed as a wood corner molding. This piece is excellent for window decoration or as decorative wood moulding for furniture fronts. The classical shape easily fits various furniture styles, including door frames, windows, or cabinets.
The carvings' measures: width from 12 cm to 25 cm, height from 7 cm to 16 cm, thickness from 0.6 cm to 1 cm, available in multiple sizes and both left- and right-handed versions. The size tolerance is plus or minus 3%. These wooden carvings feature plant motifs and an acanthus leaf motif. The plant ornamentation is made from exotic (rubber) wood. Rubberwood is a sustainable material, sourced as a byproduct of rubber plantations, making it an environmentally excellent choice. Its natural light coloration provides a neutral base for any finishing technique—from paint to stains to wax. This product is unfinished.
SK-014 wooden carvings are precise and well-fitting elements that simplify the work. Thanks to our large stock, the carvings can be shipped almost immediately. It can be easily glued and finished, enabling both fine woodworking professionals and home users to achieve a quick and precise result. This molding is both aesthetic and functional: it closes and accentuates corners and frames.
The SK-014 carving is suited for multiple purposes: window decoration, finishing door and furniture frames, and decorating display cases or sideboards. If you want to refurbish furniture yourself, we particularly recommend these easy-to-apply and ready-to-paint decorative wood mouldings UK. They can also be chosen for decorating wall panels, columns, or ceiling beams. This product adds a unique look to fireplace mantels as well. Fine woodworking professionals often choose our products as decorative elements in their projects for the aforementioned benefits.
If opting for a complete refurbish, it is advisable to sand back the entire surface to bare wood, starting with coarse sanding tools and progressing to finer grit. For gluing, you only need wood glue (D2, D3) and some weights or clamps. Apply a thin, even layer of glue to both surfaces (the back of the carving and the receiving surface), then position the piece where desired. Clamp the pieces during drying and carefully remove any small glue drops that may appear with a slightly damp cloth. Although glue dries transparent, once hardened it is difficult to remove, and paint or stain may not adhere well, resulting in incomplete coverage. The full drying time is typically 24 hours.
If gluing is not suitable, the carving can also be mounted mechanically. For this task, small nails or brads are recommended, as they are less visible and do not damage the wood. It's important to insert nails into pre-drilled holes to prevent the wood from splitting. The heads can be countersunk below the wood surface, allowing for an easier and more aesthetic coverage later with wood filler. This method provides a secure and lasting way to fix the molding.
Finishing is the final step. Although many are hesitant, this process is not complicated. Painting, staining, oiling or varnishing can all bring beautiful results. Painting covers the wood grain, while other methods emphasize it. For enthusiastic amateurs, a combination of stain and silk-gloss varnish is recommended. With these, simply ensure that a nice, thin, even layer is applied. To achieve the desired effect, it's advisable to apply two or three thin layers.
The wood corner molding appeared in both architecture and furniture as early as the Renaissance, primarily as finishing elements for door and window frames. Decorative wood mouldings allow for detailed yet functional decoration. In the 18th and 19th centuries, fine woodworking masters often used such corner decorations to unite the furniture structure. To this day, they are a frequent choice for window decoration, as they are both visually appealing and provide structural stability.
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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