raised molding
raised molding
A molding that extends above the adjoining surface, such as applied door moldings that overlaps and covers the joints between panels and the rails and stiles. See also:
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bolection molding, balection, belection, bellexion, bilection, bolexion
bolection molding
A molding projecting beyond the surface of the work which it decorates, as that covering the joint between a panel and the surrounding stiles and rails; often used to conceal a joint where the joining surfaces are at different levels.
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"I've drawn designs for full walls and had them built in wood, like
raised molding that gives the entire wall a pattern,'' Burnham says.
Infinity composite doors feature elegant raised panels and decorative
raised molding. The patented manufacturing is unique, because the door slab is a single piece rather than individual stile and rail parts, eliminating the chance for stile and rail separation, shrinking, or splitting.
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