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continuous, shaped projection or groove, or a long strip of trim material of small profile, used for decorative and/or functional purposes (such as casting of shadows, concealing of joints, or deflecting water away from a surface)
See Figure A.79; Figure A.80
See Figure A.79; Figure A.80
Mouldings can be formed in timber, stone, concrete, plaster, plastics, metals or other materials. The word ‘mould’ is often used for moulding in compound terms.
See also: bedmould
