Does anyone know of a website that has cross-section profiles of standard moulding profiles? A WM Chart?
I can’t find a thing……
Thanx!
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I got all sorts of examples when I googled, "moulding profiles."
This was provided by one of our bretheren here in the door casing (actually jamb ext.) discussion a little while back, a search could find out who deserves the credit. I found it because I put it in my favorites. Great link! I has other than pine further down.
http://www.ringsend.com/mouldings.php#pine
Here is a more sophisticated and complex offering. They supply most of the stuff here in WNC.
http://www.eastcoastmouldings.com/
(I will take credit for finding this one)
Bob
Edited 2/2/2006 5:21 pm ET by rasconc
Edited 2/2/2006 5:22 pm ET by rasconc
Thanx! I just found this site:http://www.mouldingandmillwork.com/profile_guides.htmlYou click on your region of the country. I was looking for a cross-section of WM-99, 3 1/2" bead edge casing so I could email it to a customer tonight.Thanx!
JohnView Image
http://www.trimcomillwork.com/pages/products/pdfs/BOISE05.pdf
Beer was created so carpenters wouldn't rule the world.
Thanx! Nice site!View Image