Orac Decor PX113 AXXENT Moulding - White

This Orac Decor PX113 is a substantial dado rail measuring 6cm in height and 2.7cm in width, makin...

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This Orac Decor PX113 AXXENT moulding is for homeowners and interior designers looking to add a classic, substantial dado rail to interior spaces. Its primary benefit is enhancing room aesthetics by introducing a traditional style element at waist level, perfect for separating paint colors or wallpaper. A key consideration is that it arrives primed, requiring decoration to match your specific interior design scheme.

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ColourWhite
SeriesAXXENT
Model Part NumberPX113
BrandOrac

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FAQs

What material is the Orac Decor PX113 made from?

The Orac Decor PX113 is made from Duropolymer, a high-density polymer material known for its durability and resistance to impact and moisture.

Does the moulding come pre-painted?

No, the moulding comes with a white primer and is ready to be painted or decorated to match your specific interior design.

What are the dimensions of the PX113 moulding?

The PX113 moulding measures 6 cm in height and 2.7 cm in width. Each piece is 200 cm long.

Can this moulding be used in bathrooms or kitchens?

Yes, Duropolymer is water-resistant, making it suitable for use in areas prone to humidity like bathrooms and kitchens, provided it is properly sealed and painted.

How do I clean the moulding?

Clean the moulding with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals, as these can damage the finish.

What type of adhesive should I use?

It is recommended to use a high-grab adhesive specifically designed for mouldings, such as Orac's Decofix range or a suitable solvent-free adhesive.

Can I cut the moulding myself?

Yes, the moulding can be cut using a fine-tooth saw and a mitre box for precise angled cuts. Ensure you have a stable cutting surface.

Troubleshooting

Moulding not sticking to the wall

Ensure the wall surface is properly prepared (clean, dry, and free of dust/grease). Use an adequate amount of appropriate moulding adhesive and check the adhesive's curing time. Consider using temporary fixings to maintain pressure.

Gaps appearing at corners or joints

Ensure cuts are precise using a sharp saw and mitre box. Use a flexible filler or caulk to fill small gaps after installation and allow it to dry completely before sanding smooth.

Painted finish is uneven or peeling

Ensure the moulding was properly primed before painting. Use a good quality primer and paint, and allow each coat to dry thoroughly according to the manufacturer's instructions. Avoid applying paint in overly thick layers.

Moulding is difficult to cut accurately

Use a sharp, fine-tooth saw and a precise mitre box. Ensure the moulding is securely held while cutting. Consider practicing cuts on scrap pieces first.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Enhances room aesthetics with a classic dado rail feature.
  • Durable and impact-resistant Duropolymer material.
  • Ready for custom painting to match any decor.
  • Provides a substantial visual element at waist level.
  • Timeless design suitable for various interior styles.

Cons

  • Requires painting or finishing before installation.
  • Length of 200 cm may require multiple pieces for larger rooms.
  • Primarily decorative, does not offer structural support.
  • Can be heavier than plaster alternatives.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Measure and cut the moulding to the desired lengths using a fine-tooth saw and mitre box for precise angles.
  2. Ensure the wall surface is clean, dry, and free from dust or grease.
  3. Apply a suitable high-grab adhesive (e.g., Decofix powder mixed with water, or a solvent-free adhesive) to the back of the moulding, ensuring full coverage.
  4. Press the moulding firmly into place on the wall at the desired height.
  5. Use temporary supports or strong tape to hold the moulding in place while the adhesive cures.
  6. Fill any gaps or joints with a flexible filler and sand smooth once dry.
  7. Prime the moulding with a water-based primer.
  8. Paint the moulding using a water-based or solvent-based paint suitable for decorative mouldings.

Compatibility:

  • Compatible with most standard wall paints (water-based or solvent-based).
  • Suitable for application on plaster, drywall, and other smooth interior wall surfaces.
  • Can be combined with wallpaper or different paint finishes.

Care:

  • Clean using a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.
  • Dust regularly with a dry cloth or feather duster.

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