Description

Decorative Contour Molding for Upper Trim

This crown molding profile knife delivers a decorative curve that helps define the edges of ceilings and cabinetry. It’s an excellent choice for builders seeking to enrich room transitions.

Cutting Sequence Tip:

When using W&H bottom knives (angle cuts), mill the bottom profile first. Then switch to the top profile knife, flip your stock over, and cut the top profile.

TIP: Before milling the top profile, make a couple of guides to hold the back-angled cuts in place for accuracy.

Purpose

• Rounds off intersecting surfaces with refined contouring
• Gives rooms a sense of architectural completion
• Covers flaws at ceiling edges for a neater presentation
• Adds visual texture to otherwise simple trim work

Common Usage

• Formal Dining Rooms: Elevates upper walls with ornate trim
• Cabinet Top Molding: Completes tall casework and built-ins
• Floor-to-Wall Assemblies: Supplements trim at ground level
• Stairwell Upper Walls: Smooths vertical transitions above handrails
• Paneling Crowns: Pairs well with wainscoting for finished upper trim