Crown 4-23/32"

This 4-23/32" colonial crown mold measures 4.722" width by .812" thickness, permitting the use of four-quarter lumber for milling sprung (laying horizontally flat) on a commercial moulder. The traditional terminating detail contains a 15/32" vertical line segment on the top left. The fillet connects to a 1/4" tall by 31/64" perpendicular notch merged with a two tangent radius cyma recta in the center with a 23/64" cove flanked by a 1/4" vertical line segment above and an 11/32" flat line below. The fixed spring angles are set at thirty-eight and fifty-two degrees; these particular back bevels keep the face side of the profile parallel to the wall and ceiling when installed; they also lock in the positioned height at 3-1/32" tall with a projection of 3-5/8" across the top.

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