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A versatile convex moulding with a 90-degree profile, ideal for covering expansion gaps between flooring and skirting boards or tidying internal corners.
Small, neatly profiled timber strips designed to secure glass panes into timber window frames and door glazed panels.
Features a classic concave, scooped profile that provides an elegant decorative finish for masking internal corners, particularly where flooring meets skirting.
Finished with a smooth, semi-elliptical face and flat back, perfect for capping raw edges, cills, or creating a neat border on sheet materials.
A specialized vertical strip used in traditional sliding sash windows to create a smooth, dedicated channel separating the top and bottom sashes.
Used to hold sliding sash window frames securely in place within the outer box while providing a neat internal decorative border.
A prominent, detailed moulding used at the foot of panelling or door frames to add a substantial architectural anchor and smooth visual transition.
Features two symmetrical, rounded beads side-by-side, frequently used as a decorative panel moulding or to cover the central gap where double doors meet.
A traditional horizontal wall moulding fixed high up a room, designed to support picture hooks and heavy frames without damaging the plasterwork.
A lightweight, 90-degree L-shaped timber profile engineered to shield external corners from impacts while masking messy board joints.
A specialized V-notched moulding cut at a precise angle to sit flush over external corners, providing clean lines and structural protection.
A semi-circular bead with a perfectly flat back, commonly used for decorative panel detailing, covering raw edges, or creating faux-bamboo effects.
Planed Square Edge timber strips finished on all four sides, offering a clean, square profile for general carpentry, framing, and hobbyist work.
Strong, straight-grained hardwood cylindrical rods frequently used for sturdy joint pinning, handrails, or detailed architectural screening.
Named for its distinct hooked profile, this moulding is ideal for neatly capping the exposed edges of wall panelling, dado work, or flush doors.
A variation of the traditional S-curve profile that incorporates a crisp, step-like reveal, bringing pronounced shadow lines and depth to panels.