Classic Colonial Ogee Panel Molding

EWPM16 Panel Molding 1-13/16" wide x 9/16" Trim. Unfinished

Specifications & Options

Material, Size, and Design Details

Brand or supplier
NewMouldings
Product type
Panel Molding
Material
Solid hardwood sourced sustainably and made in the USA.
Dimensions/options
Measures 1-13/16 inches wide by 9/16 inches thick; length varies by selected option.
Color/finish
Natural unfinished wood (varies by piece)

What arrives

One EWPM16 Panel Molding 1-13/16" wide x 9/16" Trim. Unfinished in the selected option unless a kit or set is clearly listed. Props and styling accessories shown in photos are not included.

Versatile fit for Traditional Interiors

Suitable Applications

Confirm the selected dimensions before use. Set up EWPM16 Panel Molding 1-13/16" wide x 9/16" Trim. Unfinished on a clean, level work surface, seal or prepare edges as required by the supplier, and test your setup before mixing resin.

Panel frames, mantles, stair trim, doors, cabinets, walls

Best used with compatible epoxy resin workflows where the form size, depth, release method, and sealant setup match the pour. Follow the resin and form manufacturer's guidance.

Always follow the manufacturer's care, use, and safety guidance.

Shipping & Returns

Delivery and Return Details

Shipping

Shipping rates and estimated delivery times are shown at checkout.

Returns

Return requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Contact Resin Society first for damaged, defective, incorrect, or missing items and we will coordinate directly with NewMouldings.
EWPM16 unfinished solid hardwood panel molding showing colonial ogee design

Quiet detail, lasting form

EWPM16 traces a soft colonial ogee that catches light along panels, mantles, stair trim, doors, cabinets, and walls.

Edges that speak softly

A measured line of tradition

Unfinished on purpose

Rooms often feel incomplete where flat planes meet—blank edges, abrupt transitions, light with nowhere to land. The EWPM16 Panel Molding, 1-13/16 inches wide and 9/16 inches thick, lays down a consistent rhythm that unifies surfaces without noise. Solid hardwood arrives natural and unstained, ready to take on the surrounding palette or remain honest and warm.

The hush between surfaces

Architecture is remembered in the small moves. This colonial, traditional ogee brings a classic decorative touch that frames daily life—hallways walked, doors opened, mantles gathered around. Crafted in America from sustainable, carbon neutral wood, it gives substance to the places people return to.

For the detail-keeper

Designers, builders, and homeowners seeking a solid hardwood, unfinished panel molding with a classic ogee profile for cohesive trim work.

Put it to work

Contour panels, mantles, stair trim, doors, cabinets, or walls with a continuous 1-13/16" profile that finishes edges and frames fields.
  • Epoxy pours
  • Casting setup
  • Resin forms
  • Wood and resin projects
  • Shop prep
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Maker Profile

About NewMouldings

NewMouldings specializes in unfinished wood mouldings, trim, casing, baseboards, rosettes, plinth blocks, and architectural wood details. The line is here for makers and woodworkers who need clean wood components that can be finished, stained, painted, or worked into larger furniture, decor, and build projects.
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Customer Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the exact dimensions?
The molding is 1-13/16 inches wide and 9/16 inches thick.
What is the material and finish?
It is solid hardwood in a natural, unfinished and unstained state.
How would the style read in a space?
Its colonial, traditional ogee profile adds a classic decorative touch with gentle curves and crisp lines.
Where can it be used?
It suits panels, mantles, stair trim, doors, cabinets, and walls.
Will the color be consistent piece to piece?
Natural color variations are expected due to the unfinished hardwood.