I have been asked to match this moulding.
I think it might be Lion M123-49 as the sizes etc match up, but the pic on the Lion website seems to have the blocks of slightly different colour. Is there a similar one with a consistent brushed black finish?
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Re: Identify moulding
It's so hard to know for sure when looking at a catalogue, or website. Have you asked Lion if they can send you a sample for direct comparison?
It's a nice looking moulding! I would be interested to know where it comes from as well. I think that it might have some interesting hand finishing possibilities!
It's a nice looking moulding! I would be interested to know where it comes from as well. I think that it might have some interesting hand finishing possibilities!
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Re: Identify moulding
Are the cross markings in the foil finish, or are they embossed into the surface of the moulding?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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The crosshatch finish is in the foil.
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