Gothic Style Mouldings

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Gothic
Approximately 1180 to 1520

Introduced by France, Gothic architecture was characterized by vaulted roofs, pointed arches, buttresses and spires. These large structures were supported by mouldings, which served as a mammoth skeleton. The mouldings, or ribs, are most evident in the vaulted ceilings of Gothic buildings. Rather than having a decorative function, Gothic mouldings served primarily as weight bearers. Their hollows had great depth and featured dog-tooth ornament.

See the individual mouldings and specifications for further information.  See the Gothic style mouldings: casing, base, chair rail, or crown.

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