Matte Deep Navy Paint
Match the cabinet door paint reference and sheen on a physical crown sample. Review the painted profile beside the door front.
Stepped Cabinet Crown Molding in Deep Navy
Stepped Cabinet Crown Molding in Deep Navy
- Component
- Built-up cabinet-top crown molding
- Cabinet crown finish
- Matte deep navy · selected paint-grade MDF crown
- Selected installed rise
- 120 mm
Stepped Kitchen Cabinet Crown Molding
Projecting Cap and Coved Face
The crown finishes the upper edge of full-height kitchen cabinetry with a projecting top cap, curved cove and lower fascia. The deep navy finish carries across the cabinet front and crown, giving the fitted run a continuous top edge.
Selected Paint-Grade MDF Build
Specify paint-grade MDF for the built-up crown, with sealed cut edges and a matched paint system. The selected design uses 18 mm cap and fascia stock. The cove is machined to the approved profile; its shape and joints belong on the crown section.
120 mm Rise and 70 mm Projection
The selected installed profile rises 120 mm above its lower edge and projects 70 mm from the cabinet face datum. Use these selected procurement dimensions to coordinate the crown section, cabinet doors and ceiling gap.
Cabinet Crown Paint, Coves and Return Corners
Inside Miters and Outside Returns
Identify every inside and outside corner on the run plan. Continue the cove and cap around exposed ends, with matching return pieces. A crown ending against a wall needs a different cut from an exposed return over an end panel.
Joined Lengths and Exposed Ends
Use 2400 mm straight lengths as the selected cutting basis, with shorter pieces cut for each run. Place necessary straight-run joints away from prominent corners where practical, and keep exposed end treatment on the cut schedule.
Cabinet Crown Molding Procurement Dimensions
| Component | Built-up cabinet-top crown molding |
|---|---|
| Selected finish | Matte deep navy · selected paint-grade MDF crown |
| Selected core | Paint-grade MDF with sealed cut edges |
| Selected installed rise | 120 mm |
| Selected projection | 70 mm from cabinet face datum |
| Cap and fascia stock | 18 mm selected nominal stock thickness |
| Straight cutting basis | 2400 mm bars; finished run and corner cuts scheduled on the cut list |
| Included trim | Straight crown, cove/cap/fascia build and listed return pieces; cabinetry excluded |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
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Crown Molding Runs, Ceiling Gaps and Cabinet Doors
Cabinet Face and Fixing Datum
Dimension the 70 mm projection from the cabinet face, then show the support or fixing strip behind the crown. The decorative molding does not act as the cabinet’s structural support. Fixings must suit the actual cabinet construction and approved crown assembly.
Ceiling Gap and Top Scribe
Measure the ceiling above the complete run at several points. The selected crown rise and any top scribe must fit that gap. Keep the cove profile consistent and take up a changing ceiling level in the scribe, leaving the cove face intact.
Door Movement, Hood and Tall Units
Check the crown against the tallest door movement and adjoining hood or appliance housing. Show changes in cabinet depth on the plan, with their own return pieces. The crown order covers the trim component, while doors, housings and appliances are specified on their own.
Cabinet Crown Molding Quote and Cut Schedule
Straight Runs and Corner Pieces
List each run by cabinet elevation, finished length and quantity. Count internal corners, external corners and exposed returns individually, so the cutting work shows clearly next to the linear-meter total.
Profile Build and Paint Work
Identify the selected MDF build, 120 mm rise, 70 mm projection and 18 mm cap/fascia stock. Include the cove profile and paint reference. A matched-color flat strip is a different item from this built-up crown.
Cutting, Labels and Packing
Separate full-length bars from pre-cut pieces. Give pre-cut parts a run and corner reference, and protect the painted faces and projecting edges in packing. Replacement pieces need the same profile and finish reference.
Supply and Installation Boundary
The quotation identifies crown pieces, any included backing strips, painting, packing and destination. Cabinet carcasses, doors, hardware, countertop and installation are included only when expressly added.
Cabinet Crown Molding Supply Schedule
- Profile
- Selected 120 mm rise, 70 mm projection, 18 mm cap/fascia stock and cove section.
- Run schedule
- Elevation references, finished lengths, quantities, inside/outside corners and exposed returns.
- Finish
- Paint-grade MDF, sealed cut edges, matte deep navy paint reference and profile sample.
- Supply boundary
- Full bars or pre-cut pieces, backing strips if included, packing and destination; cabinet set and installation listed on their own.
Kitchen Cabinet Crown Molding Questions
Is cabinet crown molding included with the kitchen cabinets?
This is a separate trim-component schedule. It can be coordinated with the cabinet finish, but the quotation must identify whether the crown and its backing strips are included. Cabinet carcasses, doors and hardware are separate items.
What do the 120 mm and 70 mm dimensions describe?
They describe the selected installed crown rise and its projection from the cabinet face datum. They are project procurement dimensions. The approval section also shows the cap, cove, fascia and fixing arrangement.
Is the molding solid wood?
The selected construction is paint-grade MDF with sealed cut edges. A different core requires its own profile, machining and finish approval.
Can the crown match a navy cabinet door?
Specify the same approved paint reference and sheen, then review a painted crown profile beside the door. Curved and flat faces reflect light differently, even when they use the same paint.
How are inside corners and exposed ends supplied?
Each corner and return is identified on the run plan. The supply schedule distinguishes full bars from pre-cut pieces and includes the profile continuation around exposed ends. A wall termination and an exposed return require different cuts.
Can the crown close an uneven ceiling gap?
The crown and any top scribe are designed for the measured gap across the run. A changing gap is taken up in the approved detail while the crown profile stays intact. Check cabinet door movement before fixing the trim.
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