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MC581 Victorian Picture Rail

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If you want your home to have the aesthetic, but not the hauntings? of a Victorian mansion, our Victorian Picture Rail Moulding is the right choice for your home. It looks gorgeous as a decorative addition to artwork displays or as a form of crown moulding above your bookcase. This modern picture rail is made in Victorian-style tradition so that you can have that highly sought-after vintage look.

Victorian Picture Rail Moulding is a classic choice for those who appreciate the look of older homes. This beautiful picture rail is available in one size of the Poplar wood species. We have 4-inch samples available so you can see if you’d like this in your home before you commit to a full-length purchase. When you are ready, contact your local Moulding Company store to ask what lengths are in stock.

Note: Mouldings sold per linear foot (LF) are subject to lengths on hand. If special lengths are required, please contact our stores for an inventory check. Order the total quantity of LF desired and an order equaling that total will be assembled.

Available 3D Files:
MC581.OBJ
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We offer free next-day delivery on orders over $300 within a 50-mile radius of any of our stores. For orders less than $300 within our radius, we charge a $65 delivery fee. For delivery sites outside of our 50-mile radius, we charge a $250 delivery fee, regardless of the amount purchased. Please click here to view a map of our delivery radius.

Product details

WeightN/A
DimensionsN/A
ItemMC581 – 3/4″ x 2 1/2″
Wood SpeciesWood type classification to identify material characteristics.
Board Length4″ sample, Please contact your local store for current inventory
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