Oak Door Stop Moulding 12mm x 34mm x 2400mm

Oak Door Stop Moulding 12mm x 34mm x 2400mmOak door stop moulding in a 12mm x 34mm x 2400mm length provides a neat, decorative stop point inside door frames, preventing the door from swinging past the frame. The rounded profile suits a wide range of interior joinery applications and takes stains and finishes well. Specifications Property Detail Material European Oak (hardwood) Nominal Size 12mm x 34mm Length 2400mm Profile Rounded curved door stop Finish Unfinished (ready to stain, paint or

Oak door stop moulding in a 12mm x 34mm x 2400mm length provides a neat, decorative stop point inside door frames, preventing the door from swinging past the frame. The rounded profile suits a wide range of interior joinery applications and takes stains and finishes well.

Specifications

What it's used for

• Fitting inside door frames to provide a positive stop point for internal doors
• Replacing worn or damaged door stop beads on existing door linings
• New door frame installations where a separate stop moulding is required
• Decorative interior trim work where an oak finish is preferred for consistency with other hardwood joinery

Fitting and handling

Before fitting, allow the moulding to acclimatise in the room where it will be installed for at least 48 hours, particularly in rooms with underfloor heating or variable humidity. It can be fixed using panel pins, adhesive or a combination of both for a solid, clean finish. Once fitted, apply your chosen stain, oil or lacquer to seal the surface and bring out the natural grain of the oak.

FAQ

What is the difference between a door stop moulding and a door lining?

A door lining is the full frame that surrounds the door opening and is fixed to the wall. The door stop moulding is the smaller rebated or planted strip fixed to the face of the lining that the door closes against. This 12mm x 34mm oak moulding is the stop bead itself, not the full lining.

Can this oak door stop moulding be painted rather than stained?

Yes. The moulding arrives unfinished so it can be painted, stained, oiled or lacquered. If painting, a primer coat is recommended first to seal the grain and ensure an even topcoat. For a natural look, a clear hardwax oil or oak stain will show the grain well.

How many lengths do I need for a standard internal door frame?

A standard internal door frame typically requires two vertical lengths and one horizontal length. Two 2400mm lengths will generally cover both verticals with minimal waste, and you can cut the head piece from the offcuts depending on door height. Always measure your specific frame before ordering.

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