Light Hardwood Panel Mould 6mm x 15mm x 2400mm

Light Hardwood Panel Mould 6mm x 15mm x 2400mmLight hardwood panel mould in a 6mm x 15mm x 2400mm profile is a versatile decorative timber strip used to create clean panel effects on walls, doors, ceilings and furniture. Supplied in a traditional flat face profile, it suits both period and contemporary interiors. Specifications Property Detail Material Light hardwood Nominal Size 6mm x 15mm Length 2400mm Profile Panel mould Finish Unfinished, ready to paint or stain Vendor Cheshire Mouldings What

Light hardwood panel mould in a 6mm x 15mm x 2400mm profile is a versatile decorative timber strip used to create clean panel effects on walls, doors, ceilings and furniture. Supplied in a traditional flat-face profile, it suits both period and contemporary interiors.

Specifications

What it's used for

• Creating raised or flat panel effects on internal walls and feature panels
• Framing door panels and cabinet door faces for a traditional or Shaker-style look
• Adding definition to ceiling panels and coffered ceiling layouts
• Finishing furniture edges and mirror or picture frames

Fitting and handling

Allow the moulding to acclimatise in the room where it will be fitted for at least 48 hours before fixing, particularly in rooms with underfloor heating or variable humidity. Fix using panel pins, fine screws or a suitable wood adhesive, mitreing corners at 45 degrees for a neat finish. Once fitted, the bare hardwood surface accepts paint, stain or varnish readily, so prime or seal promptly to prevent moisture ingress.

FAQ

What species of hardwood is this panel mould made from?

The moulding is described as light hardwood, a trade classification that typically covers species such as ramin or similar pale, close-grained timbers well suited to painting or staining. If you need confirmation of the exact species for a specific project, contact Nottage Timber Merchants before ordering.

Can this panel mould be used in a bathroom or kitchen?

This moulding is intended for internal dry use. In areas with higher moisture levels such as bathrooms or kitchens, ensure all faces and ends are thoroughly sealed with a suitable primer and finish before and after fitting to minimise moisture movement.

How many lengths do I need to panel a wall?

Measure the total linear run of your panel grid, including horizontals and verticals, then divide by 2.4 metres per length. Add around 10 to 15 per cent for mitre waste and cutting allowance. Each length is 2400mm, making it straightforward to calculate quantities for most standard room heights.

Browse the full range of pine mouldings and hardwood mouldings available at Nottage Timber Merchants. We supply trade and DIY customers from our yard in Bridgend, South Wales, with next-day delivery available across the South Wales area.