Chesapeake Colonial Molding

Chesapeake colonial molding Simple and efficient design, Chesapeake colonial-style moldings were popular around the mid-Atlantic and graced the homes of this primarily agrarian society. It includes combinations of ogees, coves, ovolos, and fillets to create a stately and timeless aesthetic.

Complimenting the traditional details of today’s architecture, Chesapeake Colonial style molding, like many from the colonial period, adds an understated elegance to the 21st-century.

Crown:

A— S4S - 0.75 x 7.063
B— C252 - 0.625 x 3.5
C— CR353 - 0.75 x 3.5
D— S4S - 0.75 x 2
E— EX308 - 1.25 x 2.625
F— DM38 - 0.313 x 0.375
G— B480 - 0.75 x 4.25*
H— CR403 - 0.75 x 4.25

Crown 2:

G— B480 - 0.75 x 4.25*
H— CR403 - 0.75 x 4.25
I— S4S - 0.75 x 4.25
J— CV164 - 0.75 x 4.5

Ceiling Molding:

O— C214 - 1.25 x 5

Panel Mold:

P— 1 x 2.5*

Hand Rail:

M— HR4625 - 3 x 4.625

Chair Rail:

N— BC189 - 1.688 x 2.438

Base:

T— CR20 - 0.75 x 2
U— S4S - 1.5 x 5
V— SM22 - 0.5 x 0.75

Casing (window and door):

K— BB149 - 1.813 x 1.813
L— C8848 - 0.813 x 4.75

Window Sill:

Q— CR351 - 0.75 x 3.25
R— S4S - 0.5 x 2.25
S— CR352 - 0.625 x 3

* This length is adjustable

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