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A customer would like this same moulding. I cant track it down , has anyone any Ideas? its not from Rose and Hollis as far as i can see, no is it in the Simons catalog i have.
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Wessex/Frinton used to do that in plain wood. :wink:


** They still do. :D https://www.wessexpictures.com/iqs/rp.6 ... dings.html PW28
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Thanks!
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I really like the look of that. I think I must get some stock of that.
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The rebate is a bit mean Mark, but it's a decent all-round moulding. :D

I did a few prints way back and that was the default moulding for them.
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Hi Peter,

That's not all that surprising, lots of deeper moulding seem to be like that!

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