MC46 Charleston Crown
If you want your room to feel more luxurious, Charleston Crown Moudling is a perfect fit. This detailed crown moulding is a simple way to enhance the look of just about any room in your home because it is so stylish and pleasing to the eye. Crown moulding’s purpose is to highlight the transition between the wall and the ceiling, but you might find that it also adds a little something special to the overall feel of the room.
Charleston Crown moulding is available in three sizes and comes in a variety of species. We offer Alder, Cherry, Primed Finger Joint Pine (FJP), Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF), Maple, Northern Red Oak, and Poplar options. We have 4-inch samples available if you aren’t sure you’re ready to commit to such a detailed crown moulding. When you are ready to commit, we have 8-foot or 16-foot lengths available for purchase when you’ve decided you simply can’t have any other crown moulding.
Available 3D Files: MC46.OBJ
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
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Item | MC46 – 3/4″ X 6″ |
| Wood SpeciesWood type classification to identify material characteristics. | Alder, Maple, MDF, Northern Red Oak, Poplar |
| Board Length | 16′, 4″ sample, 8′, Please contact your local store for current inventory |
| Style | Farmhouse, Traditional |
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