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This Lakewood molding is a radius L-molding in MDF, manufactured to a 6-inch radius for trimming curved cabinet openings and door edges where the profile needs to follow a fixed arc.
Radius trim exists for cabinetry that does not turn corners at ninety degrees. An appliance garage with a curved front, a curved island end panel, or a bow-front cabinet run all require trim that has already been worked to the arc rather than bent or forced into one. The L cross-section closes a transition between two planes at the curved edge, typically where a door face meets a return or where an edge needs a clean finish along the curve. At a 6-inch radius this molding is made for moderately tight arcs, not for gentle sweeps that might tolerate a straight piece pulled into position.
MDF is the right substrate when the finished result will be painted. It machines cleanly, holds a sharp profile edge, and takes primer and paint evenly across the face without the grain variation that shows through on a stained or clear-finished solid wood piece. Because MDF does not have the same moisture tolerance as solid wood, this molding is suited for interior, dry applications. The 97-inch length gives a full working run for most standard cabinet elevations.
This molding is the right choice for cabinet shops and finish carpenters working on curved-front painted cabinetry where the trim needs to be pre-arced to a 6-inch radius. It suits designers and contractors specifying paint-grade curved trim for kitchen, bath, or built-in casework where the arc is already determined and the molding has to match it exactly.
No. This molding is manufactured to a 6-inch radius. It is not flexible stock and cannot be formed to a different radius without breaking.
An L-molding has two legs meeting at roughly a right angle, used to finish an edge or cover a transition. A J-molding adds a return leg that wraps around the edge it trims. Both are available in curved form; the choice depends on the edge detail the cabinet program calls for.
MDF performs well in dry interior environments. In high-humidity spaces like bathrooms, confirm that the installation area stays consistently dry and that edges are sealed before the molding is applied.
97 inches per piece.
When the cabinetry calls for a 6-inch radius, this MDF L-molding delivers a profile that fits the arc from the first piece, without forcing a straight length into a curve it was not made to follow.
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Sold in: 1 Each |  CPL4M75096 Mfr# 4L34 | 97" x 4" Radius MDF L-Molding, 4L34 | ||||
Sold in: 1 Each | CPL3M75096 Mfr# 3L34 | 97" x 3" Radius MDF L-Molding, 3L34 | ||||
Sold in: 1 Each | CPL2M75096 Mfr# 2L34 | 97" x 2" Radius MDF L-Molding, 2L34 | ||||
Sold in: 1 Each | CPJ4M75096 Mfr# 4J34 | 97" x 4" Radius MDF J-Molding, 4J34 | ||||
Sold in: 1 Each | CPJ3M75096 Mfr# 3J34 | 97" x 3" Radius MDF J-Molding, 3J34 |