Capital mouldings, greek columns style corbels

Capital mouldings, greek columns style corbels
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  • Decorative wood mouldings made of exotic wood
  • Decorative door mouldings or window mouldings
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  • Capital mouldings, greek columns style corbels

Capital mouldings, greek columns style corbels

Delivery time: 3-6 workdays to arrive to United States

The decorative wood mouldings with article number VK-333 are in a style reminiscent of ancient greek columns. They are available in three different sizes and made of exotic wood. Antique furniture restorers and window restorers often choose them. They can be used to create tasteful main capital mouldings. Ornaments are often bought for restoration of antique desks as well.

Prices

Base Price : $5.50

Total Price : $5.50


If you are planning to join  the antique furniture restorers or window restorers, you will quickly realize that the renovation is significantly faster and smoother with prefabricated wood carvings. That is why furniture carpenters and hobby do-it-yourselfers are happy to choose our products. These decorative wood mouldings are detailed decorations with the style of the greek columns, they make great capital mouldings. They also become great decorative door mouldings or decorations for an antique desk. They are made of exotic wood that can painted and stained in the same way as any other European wood. It is harder than pine and softer than beech.

What is exotic wood?

It's actually a rubber tree from which they get their rubber. It can be painted and stained just like any other European wood. Exota is harder than pine, softer than beech. According to its fiber structure and color, it is between beech and oak.

Gluing the carved wooden decorative elements

You don't need special tools to fix it. Just a few things that are readily available. Sanding paper, wood glue (D2 or D3) and something you can use to press down and press while drying.

But let's look at the work in progress:

1. Sanding: It is worth sanding the pattern of the wooden ornament to get rid of small surface defects. It is also worth sanding the back before gluing. 

2. Gluing: Apply glue to both previously sanded and dust-free surfaces, then spread evenly. After that, all we have to do is to press the two surfaces together during drying. We can do this in several ways. We can press it with a carpenter's clamp, but also with weights. Professionals also use small nails to fasten it. If some glue comes out around the gluing, wipe it with a slightly damp cloth, so you won't have a problem with it later. It depends on the temperature, but after a few hours the glue hardens, so the clamp can be removed. Of course, if you want to be sure, you should wait for it to dry completely, it can take 12-24 hours. We have tested the following adhesives for gluing decorative elements and skirting boards, so we can recommend them:

Glass, mirror: Pattex special (also known as liquid nail)

Furniture panel: Pattex special, yarn lakleim

For wood, for the edges of furniture panels: any wood glue is suitable

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VK-333B-04

Data sheet

Carvings by shape
Chapiters
Ornament height
5,1 - 10 cm
10,1 - 20 cm
Ornament width
0 - 5 cm
5,1 - 10 cm

Specific References

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VK-333B-04
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