Back Band Molding Profile Knives

• Features a wide, flat base that allows it to wrap around the edge of the primary molding or casing.
• Includes a series of curves, often with a concave (cove) section and a convex (bead) section.
• Typically has an additional smaller flat section, enhancing the multi-dimensional appearance.
• Can range in size, but it’s designed to overlap or extend beyond the existing casing, providing an extra layer.

• Adds decorative detail and visual interest to simple door and window casings.
• Enhances the overall depth and richness of architectural elements by creating a framed, layered effect.
• Provides a way to extend the visual width of casings without completely replacing them.

Door Casings: Often used to enhance the trim around doors, giving them a more substantial and finished look.

Window Casings: Applied around window frames to add depth and character, making the windows stand out more prominently.

Baseboards: Occasionally used at the top edge of baseboards to create a more complex and sophisticated molding detail.

Crown Molding Combinations: Can be combined with crown molding to create a unique, built-up molding profile that adds a sense of grandeur to a room.

Transition Pieces: Used where two different moldings meet to create a smooth and decorative transition.