Paint Grade MDF Curved Mouldings
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At B.H. Davis Company we can offer you an affordable alternative
to our
solid wood curved mouldings. For years Medium Density Fiberboard
(MDF)
has been used in the high end cabinet industry for making intricate
components,
and now we use it in the construction of some of our curved mouldings.
MDF is a sheet style product that can be cut into most any curved
shape.
It is a more economical raw product then poplar and in many cases, more
dimensionally stable then natural wood. Further it requires fewer
hours of shop time to make a curved moulding out of MDF.
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These designer mirrors were each cut from a single sheet of MDF.
The major limitation of MDF mouldings is that they are only
for paint grade projects. However once painted there is virtually
no
difference in appearance from a wood moulding. With the excetion
of possibly requiring an extra coat of primer an MDF moulding
will install and last very much like a solid wood moulding.
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Small MDF panel framing mouldings for a scalloped panel
moulding system.
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This very large MDF half round moulding is one of a group
made
to
precisely fit a half round window installed in a curved wall.
Compound curved mouldings are one of our unique
specialties.
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Similar MDF round mouldings used in a set of port hole windows and
as a mirror frame.
When looking through our Profile Sheets
bear in mind that many
of the profiles can be run in MDF.
The savings you will realize with an MDF radius molding is typically
1/3 off the cost of a solid poplar curved moulding. As with
all our custom made curved mouldings you will need
to contact us directly for specific pricing.
B.H. DAVIS COMPANY
PO BOX 70 / GROSVENORDALE, CT 06246
PHONE: (860)923-2771 FAX: (860) 923-3495
Call, fax or
email us
with
your questions, comments and price quote requests.
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