MC113 Double Bead Crown
Double bead crown moulding is a very traditional type of trim used in homes today. It has just enough detail to look ornate but also isn’t entirely over the top. As a result, you get a classic crown moulding that complements any room.
Double bead is also a trendy style of wood crown moulding that looks great when painted or stained to match a natural wood look. To make this style easy to work with, we have our two traditional species, Finger Joint Pine (Primed) and Medium Density Fiberboard, but also four additional wood species in Alder, Cherry, Maple, and Poplar. The moulding is also available in both 8-foot and 16-foot length options.
Available 3D Files: MC113.OBJ
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Product details
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Item | MC113 – 1 1/4″ X 6 1/2″ |
| Wood SpeciesWood type classification to identify material characteristics. | MDF |
| Board Length | 16′, 4″ sample, 8′ |
| Style | Colonial, Traditional |
Description
Enhance your interior with the MC113 Double Bead Crown, a timeless profile that adds classic detail and balance to any room. Its layered bead design adds subtle depth and character, creating a refined transition between wall and ceiling without appearing overly ornate. This moulding works well in both traditional and transitional interiors and can be painted or stained to suit your preferred finish. Available in Finger Joint Pine (Primed), MDF, Alder, Cherry, Maple, or Poplar, it offers flexibility for various design needs. Choose 8-foot or 16-foot lengths for installation. Explore our range of classic crown trim profiles from The Moulding Company to find coordinating styles.
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