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Having looked at Arqadia, Wessex and Frinton catalogues the choice for wider profile moulding is a bit sparse, any other sources spring to mind please?
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Re: oak mouldings
Rose & Hollis do a few about 40/50mm wide. No website though
Can scan the profile pictures in my catalogue with sizes if you want?
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Re: oak mouldings
Simons oak1 is 55mm wide but it's not fun to cut unless you have a chop saw. Nielsen do a real oak veneer the same width, far more expensive but a piece of cake to cut and join
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Re: oak mouldings
I am stuck in the Gallery so can not get to the catalogue but I think Frintons have something wider than I can see on the Arqadia website and this one from Ashworth and Thompson is over 50mm http://www.ashworthandthompson.co.uk/mo ... 1-oak.html. I am not sure if Simons have anything, will try and grab catalogues later if no one has found anything suitable.
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Unless you want a simple flat one you can always stack. In fact it would be easier to make than hacking though a single big bit.
A nice design is the three-step combo. Most oak/ash comes in various sizes of basic square. A wide one in the middle, a narrow one on the inside and a deep middling size around the outside. Or variations of the same theme. Flip the middle and you have a 'box' pattern where the inner moulding sits in the inverted rebate of the middle one.
I could go on all day.....
A nice design is the three-step combo. Most oak/ash comes in various sizes of basic square. A wide one in the middle, a narrow one on the inside and a deep middling size around the outside. Or variations of the same theme. Flip the middle and you have a 'box' pattern where the inner moulding sits in the inverted rebate of the middle one.
I could go on all day.....
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Thanks I'll be back later with a photo.
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Not unusually, a match is the preferred option.
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Re: oak mouldings
From the photo it looks to me like a cheepo paper wrap on mdf, it definitely does not look like solid oak