Fixing and buying guide
Standard Ogee Primed Moisture Resistant MDF Profile 5.49 Mtr 18mm x 70mm
What this product is and who it is for
This is a primed MDF moulding with a standard ogee profile, supplied as a single 5.49 metre length. It is suitable for both trade professionals and serious DIY customers undertaking interior joinery, furniture construction, or decorative finishing work. The moisture-resistant properties make it appropriate for use in kitchens, bathrooms, and other areas where humidity levels may be elevated. The primed finish means it is ready to paint or stain without additional sealing.
Sizing and compatibility
The profile measures 70mm in width and 18mm in thickness, making it suitable for edge banding on cabinetry, decorative wall panelling, shelf edging, and furniture trim applications. The 5.49 metre length provides good coverage for most domestic projects; measure your linear requirements carefully before ordering to determine how many lengths you will need. The ogee profile is a standard decorative design compatible with traditional and contemporary interior schemes.
- Width: 70mm
- Thickness: 18mm
- Length: 5.49 metres per length
- Profile: Standard ogee
Pre-installation checks and preparation
Before fixing, inspect the length for any damage or warping. Store the moulding flat in a dry environment for at least 48 hours before installation to allow it to acclimatise to site conditions. Check that your fixing method (adhesive, nails, or screws) is appropriate for MDF and that you have suitable primer or paint for any cut edges. Ensure the surface you are fixing to is clean, dry, and level.
- Allow 48 hours acclimatisation time after delivery
- Store flat in dry conditions
- Inspect for damage before fixing
- Prime or paint cut edges to maintain moisture resistance
Fixing and finishing
The primed coating provides a smooth base for painting or staining. Use appropriate MDF adhesives or mechanical fixings such as panel pins or screws, ensuring fixings are spaced adequately to prevent warping. Any cut edges should be sealed with primer or paint to maintain the moisture-resistant properties of the profile. Sand lightly between coats if applying additional finishes for a professional result.
