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What is corner molding used for?
Corner molding is used to cover an unfinished edge or a gap where two panels or pieces of material meet at a 90 degree angle. Outside Corner Molding is used to cap the raw edge of material visible on an exterior corner.
What is a corner moulding?
What is an outside corner molding?
Outside corner molding defines a style of molding that will be used to cover a raw corner of the cabinet box. When installing cabinetry, the edges of the cabinet boxes are typically left raw and unfinished to allow for the addition of decorative edges later in the installation process.
What do you need to know about corner molding?
Corner Molding. Corner molding is used to cover an unfinished edge or a gap where two panels or pieces of material meet at a 90 degree angle. Outside Corner Molding is used to cap the raw edge of material visible on an exterior corner. Inside Corner Molding is used to cover any gaps where two pieces of material meet on an interior corner.
What kind of moulding is inside a corner block?
Corner Moulding Moulding Type Outside Corner Moulding (71) Inside Corner Moulding (60) Base Cap Moulding (22) Base Cap (16) Outside Corner Block (6) Inside Corner Block (5) Trim Moulding (5) Corner Block (2) Cap Moulding
What’s the difference between inside and outside edge molding?
An outside edge molding is typically “L” shaped and is attached to an edge to cover the original raw corner of the cabinet such as those along the bottom edge of top cabinets. It is easy to distinguish when comparing the two types of molding and they should be easily recognizable in the store.
What kind of molding to use on cabinet doors?
Crown Molding is used to finish the tops of tall and wall cabinets. All Cabinets.com cabinet door styles are Full Overlay – this means the doors overlap the front face frame of the cabinet box, leaving only a small amount visible.