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This Pro Value Series molding is a solid cherry embossed cove molding in a dentil style, supplied unfinished in 96-inch lengths for cabinetry and millwork applications.
A dentil pattern is a repeating block or tooth motif drawn from classical architectural molding. In cabinetry it reads as a refined detail, adding texture and shadow without the mass of a heavy profile. A cove molding with a dentil embossment typically runs where a simple cove would otherwise be plain: under a crown run, along a light rail, or at a cabinet top transition where a flat molding would look flat. The 3/4-inch height keeps the profile proportionate to standard cabinet-frame dimensions, making it practical on face-frame and frameless work alike.
The molding is solid cherry, with a Material Type confirmed as solid wood. Cherry is a fine-grained, moderately hard species that machines cleanly, holds profile detail well, and takes both stain and natural finishes. One property worth knowing before finishing: cherry darkens noticeably with light exposure over the first several months after installation. If this molding is being added to an existing cherry run, the new piece will start lighter and even out over time. Matching a stain color at installation to aged cherry requires a darker starting point than matching to new cherry. The molding arrives unfinished, so the choice of finish system and the timing of the match are entirely in the hands of the finisher.
This molding is a good fit for cabinet shops and finish carpenters building or restoring cherry cabinetry where a classically detailed profile is called for. The unfinished state makes it the right choice whenever the finish needs to be applied on-site to match surrounding work, or when the shop applies a custom stain or topcoat to the full cabinet run before delivery. Homeowners refinishing an existing cherry kitchen who need a replacement or extension piece will find the 96-inch length the standard estimating unit: measure the total run, account for any miter waste at corners, and order accordingly.
Solid wood. The material is confirmed as solid cherry, not MDF or a veneered product.
Yes. It arrives unfinished, so it can be primed and painted. Cherry is typically chosen for stain or clear finishes where the grain shows, but solid wood takes paint as well.
The profile is 3/4 inch in height and 1/2 inch in depth.
Cherry darkens over time with light exposure, so new and aged cherry start at different points. A finish match depends on the age and finish system of the existing work. No color or stain match is guaranteed.
Order this molding when the job calls for a dentil cove profile in solid cherry and the finish will be applied to match the cabinetry it trims.
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