What is flexible formation?

Flexible forming allows you to add arches to windows, curved walls and other specialized applications. Unlike the relatively inflexible wood pressing, the flexible molding is made of polymer resin, which can bend without splitting or weakening. Finally, architects and interior designers can take advantage of this unique building product to create curves that integrate with another mill smoothly. It was created to bend easily or curves in both directions to fit around countless demanding shapes. For softer bending, the do-it-yourselfer can measure the radius to fit. Sometimes, for sharper curves, the manufacturer pre -bends your selected pieces. Of course, this new material opens the door for multiple Crjetek applications, such as creating a ceiling medallion over the chandelier. Because it bends back and back and down, the possibilities are really endless.

Of course you will find flexible formation in almost every imaginable design and type. In your localThe home improvement shop is available to rails chairs, motherboard, half -round, cornice, window, crown and quarter round. Do not forget to use only flexible formation if it is necessary for the project because it is significantly more expensive than a wooden mill.

One of the best aspects of flexible formation is its superiority of wood in many ways. It can be colored, painted and sealed just as you would form the ordinary forms, but without having to prepare the surface first. It comes with a matt, white surface ideal for other treatment. Second, it resists deformation, wear, division or mold, so it's an ideal for outdoor installation.

Manufacturers recommend treating your flexible formation just a little differently than your direct formation. For example, you would have preliminary drills, even to complete the nails to be aligned. Also use a light glue along the back of the bar to help secure tightU adhesion.