Panel Molding Profile Knives

• Features a thin, flat, or slightly rounded profile with various edge treatments like beveled, curved, or stepped designs.
• Installed in rectangular or square configurations to frame sections of walls or ceilings, creating decorative panels.
• Can vary in width, from narrow Moldings for delicate detailing to wider profiles that make a bold statement.
• May be simple and understated or more ornate with intricate carvings or relief designs, depending on the architectural style.

• Adds depth, texture, and formality to otherwise flat wall or ceiling surfaces by creating the appearance of framed panels.
• Enhances the overall architectural detail of a room, contributing to a more polished and finished look.
• Provides a way to break up large, blank walls and add symmetry or visual interest to a space.
• Can be used to highlight certain sections of a wall, such as framing artwork or mirrors.

Wainscoting: Frequently used to create raised or recessed panels in wainscoting designs, often in dining rooms, hallways, or formal living rooms.

Walls: Applied to create decorative panel designs on walls, often forming a grid or symmetrical arrangement for added visual interest.

Ceilings: Used on ceilings to form coffered or tray ceiling designs, adding dimension and elegance to the overhead space.

Doors: Installed on flat doors to create a raised panel appearance, commonly seen in traditional and classic door designs.

Furniture and Cabinetry: Used on the sides or fronts of furniture pieces and cabinets to enhance their appearance with additional detailing.