Deep chrome effect moulding

[jmdwilson]

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Hi everyone

I'm trying to source a deep rebate chrome effect moulding - needs to have rebate of 50mm (to put golf ball + memorabilia).
Nielsen have the new Matrix collection (photo above) which is right effect but not deep enough.
Arqadia have a very deep metal (5811) but not right shape.

Am at a loss where to look... - any help would be great, thanks.

James

[stcstc]

turn the wide one on its edge and cap it with the smaller one

[jmdwilson]

Thanks have tried that way but unfortunately not deep enough - only other way I've found would be to stack them with backs flush & build up rebate difference BUT the join line will show on the edge - not great look - this might be final choice if no other moulding options found...

[stcstc]

how much depth would it give you, ie how much would you be short, maybe do a cove box sticking out the back to gain the extra

if you search on here you will find examples of what i mean

[Roboframer]

Ashworth and Thompson do that range, but with two profiles that Nielsen don't do, a 72mm wide one and a shallower-rebated one, combine the two and you'll have all the depth you need and more. Ref Nos for the chrome finish are 6013.46 & 6008-46.

[jmdwilson]

thanks cove box might be the way forward.
I need a rebate of 60mm to enable to fit a 50mm golf ball with double mount, 3mm glass, 3mm MDF.
If I were to place the larger moulding on its side then cap with narrower moulding I'd 20mm short - this might be where cove box comes

[jmdwilson]

Thanks Roboframer! That's exactly what I need, I looked in their catalogue but it's not in there - an new range... Is the finish the same as Nielsen ie hardwearing film that's almost scratch proof rather than aluminum on wood?
I guess the idea as above would be to put wide moulding on its edge then cap with other

[Roboframer]

It's exactly the same stuff - Nielsen do more colours; A&T do more profiles.

[jmdwilson]

Once again thank you, forum is great for finding solutions.
Thank you to stcstc & Roboframer!