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Orac Decor SX168 Coving Moulding

Name: Orac Decor SX168 Coving Moulding
Brand: ORAC
SKU: axxentsx168square
Price: 32.8 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3 (3 reviews)

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Product information

Description

General description

The SX168 Orac Axxent is a versatile moulding designed for both homeowners and shop fitters, providing a sleek contemporary ceiling finish. Its flat face profile enhances the ceiling by creating a 3D relief effect, while the interior features four recesses that can conceal unsightly cables. Additionally, LED lights can be integrated for added ambiance.

Technical specifications

Length: 200 cm

Height: 15.1 cm

Width: 1.4 cm

Material: Duropolymer®

Weight: lightweight

Shockproof: Yes

Dimensionally stable: Yes

Basic colour: white

Adhesive consumption: approx 170 ml

Compatibility and accessories

Combinable with: DX168-2300

Suitable adhesive: Decofix Pro (for interiors), DecoFix Power (for exteriors/damp environments), DecoFix Ultra (for seam joints)

Installation

Easy to fix to the ceiling using recommended adhesive

Pre-primed surface allows for a simple top coat of paint

Usage

This moulding is suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications, making it a practical choice for various settings.

Features

Brand
ORAC
Length
2 m
Width
15.1 cm
Height
15.1 cm
Weight
960 g

Customer reviews

3,0

/ 3 Reviews

Reviews verified by ManoMano

MMichel

Published on 07/03/2023, France

The picture rails conform to my expectations, on the other hand the glue was of very poor quality, very hard and badly glued. I felt like it was glue that had frozen

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