Oak Cushion Corner Angle Moulding 27mm x 27mm x 2400mm

Oak Cushion Corner Angle Moulding 27mm x 27mm x 2400mmOak cushion corner angle moulding in solid white oak, supplied in 2400mm lengths at 27mm x 27mm, is designed for nosing stair treads, protecting exposed 90 degree corners, and delivering a clean, traditional finish across both new build and renovation joinery projects. Specifications Property Detail Material Solid white oak Profile Cushion corner angle (90 degree) Nominal Size 27mm x 27mm Length 2400mm Finish Unfinished (ready for staining, oiling, or

Oak cushion corner angle moulding in solid white oak, supplied in 2400mm lengths at 27mm x 27mm, is designed for nosing stair treads, protecting exposed 90-degree corners, and delivering a clean, traditional finish across both new-build and renovation joinery projects.

Specifications

What it's used for

• Nosing stair treads to protect the leading edge from wear and provide a defined, safe step line
• Finishing external corner joints on oak-clad walls, furniture panels, and fitted joinery
• Covering and protecting exposed plywood or MDF edges on shelving, alcove units, and built-in cabinetry
• Architectural detailing in period renovations where a softened corner profile suits the surrounding oak joinery

Fitting and handling

Allow the moulding to acclimatise in the room where it will be fitted for at least 48 hours before fixing, particularly in areas subject to changes in humidity such as kitchens or hallways. Fix using a combination of construction adhesive and lost-head nails or a pin nailer, punching heads below the surface and filling before finishing. Once fitted, finish with a suitable oak oil, hardwax oil, or clear lacquer to protect the timber and bring out the natural grain.

FAQ

What is a cushion corner angle moulding used for?

A cushion corner angle moulding sits over an external 90-degree corner to protect and finish the edge. The cushion profile rounds off the arris slightly rather than leaving a sharp corner, making it suitable for stair nosings, furniture edges, and architectural joinery where both durability and appearance matter.

Can this oak corner moulding be painted?

It can be painted, but white oak is generally specified where a natural timber finish is preferred. If you do intend to paint, apply a suitable primer first. For best results with the natural grain, use an oak oil or hardwax oil rather than paint.

What length does this moulding come in, and can I order multiple lengths?

Each piece is supplied as a single 2400mm length. You can add multiple quantities to your order to cover the full run required. For larger trade quantities, contact Nottage Timber Merchants directly for pricing.

Browse the full range of oak mouldings at Nottage Timber Merchants, including angles, architraves, and cover beads. We supply trade and retail customers from our Bridgend yard, with next-day delivery available across the South Wales area.