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Cut list
Download and print a cut list for building a window cornice.
1x8 poplar front piece: one at 38 inches from long point to long point
1x8 poplar sides: two at 6⅛ inches
1x4 poplar French cleat: one at 36½ inches
1x10 poplar top piece ripped to 8½ inches: one at 42½ inches
3⅝-inch primed-pine crown molding: Cut to fit.
¾-inch primed pine ogee molding: Cut to fit.
Primed-pine cap molding: Cut to fit.
We made the frame of our cornice (not including the top and moldings) 38 inches wide by 6⅛ inches deep by 7¼ inches tall to cover a 32-inch-wide window with a curtain rod that measures 35 inches from finial to finial and stands a maximum of 5 inches off the wall.
Download and print a cut list for building a window cornice.
1x8 poplar front piece: one at 38 inches from long point to long point
1x8 poplar sides: two at 6⅛ inches
1x4 poplar French cleat: one at 36½ inches
1x10 poplar top piece ripped to 8½ inches: one at 42½ inches
3⅝-inch primed-pine crown molding: Cut to fit.
¾-inch primed pine ogee molding: Cut to fit.
Primed-pine cap molding: Cut to fit.
We made the frame of our cornice (not including the top and moldings) 38 inches wide by 6⅛ inches deep by 7¼ inches tall to cover a 32-inch-wide window with a curtain rod that measures 35 inches from finial to finial and stands a maximum of 5 inches off the wall.
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