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The House of Fara 3/4 in. x 1-1/2 in. x 8 ft. Hardwood Picture Frame Mouldings elegant cut and detailed look make it ideal for many applications. It ft. s perfect for framing, capping or edging any project. This solid Basswood moulding may be clear coated, stained or painted to match your existing decor.
Product Depth (in.) | 0.75 in |
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Product Length (in.) | 96 in |
Product Width (in.) | 1.5 in |
Color Family | Brown |
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Decorative Moulding Type | Standard Profile |
Durability | Not Applicable |
Finish Type | Unfinished |
Installation Type | Glue, Nail |
Interior/Exterior | Interior |
Material | Wood |
Moulding Cut | Full Stick |
Moulding Features | No Additional Features |
Moulding Type | Panel Moulding |
Moulding Use | Wall |
Pack Size | 1 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Manufacturer Warranty | Satisfaction Guaranteed |
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There seems to be a very wide variety in measurements. Mine was only 0.18" deep. My glass is 0.10" and the matting and backing were both 0.05". IOW, the stack is 0.02" deeper than what the frame accommodates, not even counting the framing diamonds.
The rabbet on mine is .39 inches deep and .22 inches wide.
I measured in 3 places it came to .23+ in all 3 locations
.25 is what mine measured.
Hi KimH, thank you for your inquiry. Yes you can use this moulding to trim your mirror.
it will work to frame around the mirror but I would mount the mirror to the wall first and then run frame around it. Not alot of material to hold the large heavy mirror in frame, much safer to put frame around after hung mirror on wall
if your mirror is less than 1/4 inch thick, this molding will work. Cut @45 degrees very accurately, sand cuts lightly and apply white glue to both surfaces, clamp with molding clamps. When glue is set, remove from clamps and drive 1 inch brads, both ways, at each corner.
yes. This moulding will be fine except you have to make sure that both the framing and the hanging are secure enough for the weight of the mirror.
It will work; so would many others. There are plenty of DIY hints online if you search for "frame mirror with trim" on a popular search engine. Good luck.
Do not trust the frame to hold up the mirror. Use the original mirror mountings and glue the frame pieces to the mirror edges. Use a luan plywood back if necessary. Add angle plates to the corners for stability.
I think it can work, depends how thick the mirror is
1/4"
approx 3/16-inches. I cut molding so that frame opening would be 3/16-inches smaller than picture mat. This provided a 3/32-inches overlap around the edge of the picture mat.
3/16 lip, 3/8 tall
3/16 lip, 3/8 tall
1/4"
no
Bring it in store with your receipt. You get 2 free cuts, then 25cents per cut. Southern california store.
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