Crown & Cornice Moulds
What Is The Difference Between A Crown Mould And Cornice Mould?
A crown mould is a solid profile that sits 90 degrees to the wall and ceiling whereas a cornice Mould sits at an angle between two surfaces.
Both serve the same purpose as a cap between two surfaces.
Crown moulds are best recommended for wardrobe and cabinet tops and for use as capping around the top of verandah posts.
CO1368
Product Details
- 40×41
- Fingerjoint pine
- Stocked in 5.4m lengths
CO71
Product Details
- 64×60
- Fingerjoint pine
- Stocked in 4.8m lengths
- Additional sizes available – CO506
CO177
Product Details
- 66×41
- Fingerjoint pine
- Stocked in 5.4m lengths
- Also available in Western Red Cedar in random lengths
CM350
Product Details
- 86×40
- Fingerjoint pine
- Stocked in 5.4m lengths
- Also available in Western Red Cedar in random lengths
DO979
Product Details
- 86×31
- Fingerjoint pine
- Stocked in 5.4m lengths
- Also available in Western Red Cedar in random lengths
CO1379
Product Details
- 130×19
- Projection = 110×70
- Fingerjoint pine
- Stocked in 5.4m lengths
- Additional sizes available – CO1339
CO171
Product Details
- 115×19
- Projection = 82×80
- Fingerjoint pine
- Stocked in 5.4m lengths
CO423
Product Details
- 91×19
- Projection = 68×62
- Fingerjoint pine
- Stocked in 5.4m lengths
CO4355
Product Details
- 91×19
- Projection = 65×65
- Fingerjoint pine
- Stocked in 5.4m lengths
CO547
Product Details
- 99×30
- Projection = 70×70
- Fingerjoint pine
- Stocked in 5.4m lengths
CO419
Product Details
- 99×30
- Projection = 70×70
- Fingerjoint pine
- Stocked in 5.4m lengths
CO602
Product Details
- 99×30
- Projection = 70×70
- Fingerjoint pine
- Stocked in 5.4m lengths
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