Snowdon Timber Square Corner Moulding - 18mm x 18mm x 2400mm

Redefine your space with the Snowdon Timber Square Corner Moulding. Designed to provide a sharp, c...

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B&QB&Q - Light Hardwood Square Corner Moulding (T) 18mm (W) 18mm (L) 2.4M
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The Snowdon Timber Square Corner Moulding is designed for DIY enthusiasts and trade professionals looking to add a clean, architectural finish to wall corners, window frames, and furniture edges. Its standout feature is its sharp, square profile that provides immediate visual refinement and physical protection to exposed corners. While highly versatile, it is important to note that this is a raw timber product, meaning it requires priming, painting, or varnishing to match your specific interior decor.

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SeriesSquare corner
BrandSnowdon Timber

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FAQs

Is this moulding moisture resistant?

As a timber product, it is not naturally moisture resistant. It should be fully primed and painted if used in environments with humidity.

Can I use this outdoors?

This product is designed for interior use. If used outdoors, it must be treated with an appropriate exterior-grade wood preservative and heavy-duty outdoor paint.

How do I join two lengths together?

The cleanest way is a scarf joint (an angled cut) to blend the two pieces seamlessly, rather than a butt joint.

What is the best way to attach it to the wall?

For a clean look, use a combination of construction adhesive and headless pins (brads) to hold it in place while the adhesive cures.

Is the moulding flexible enough for curved walls?

No, this is a rigid timber moulding and will not conform to curved surfaces.

Troubleshooting

Moulding is splitting during nailing

Pre-drill small pilot holes before driving nails to prevent the timber from splitting.

Gap between the moulding and the wall

Ensure the wall corner is plumb. If the wall is slightly bowed, use a flexible, paintable caulk to fill the gap after installation.

Rough edges after cutting

Use a finer tooth saw blade and sand the cut edge with 180-grit sandpaper for a smooth finish.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Clean, modern square profile fits contemporary interiors
  • Easy to cut and install with standard woodworking tools
  • Provides essential protection to vulnerable corner edges
  • Surface is pre-sanded for immediate finishing
  • Ideal for both professional trades and home DIY projects

Cons

  • Raw timber finish requires additional labor for sealing or painting
  • Not intended for high-moisture areas without proper weatherproofing
  • Fixed length may require precise measuring to minimize waste
  • Timber can expand or contract slightly with significant humidity changes

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To install, ensure your surface is clean and dry. Measure the corner length and cut the moulding using a fine-tooth saw or miter saw for perfect 45-degree angle joints. Attach the moulding using a wood-compatible construction adhesive or small finishing nails, ensuring the nails are countersunk. Fill any nail holes with a paintable wood filler before sanding smooth. To care for your moulding, avoid harsh chemical cleaners. If the wood is installed in a high-traffic area, ensure it is sealed with a high-quality wood finish to prevent dirt buildup and allow for easy wipe-down cleaning.

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