what architrave profile is this? where can i purchase it?

[wfrances]

i cant seem to find this style anywhere, everythings either plain,torus,ogee
the photo is on my profile page, i dont know how to post links sorry.
thanks in advance
(ive tried all local diy. homebase,b&q,woodcraft )

[fossil97]

Anything here

Also try Whitten timber if you're in London.

If you can put a name to the profile might then help finding similar locally.

[Iwannamovenow]

I don't know, but it's nice (not helpful, sorry)

[Sausagedog27]

Could you try a local joiner? They can sometimes make up a cutter to match an existing profile- a bit more pricy though!

[PigletJohn]

is it to match something in your house, or is it something you liked the look of in a magazine?

how many metres of it do you need?

[wfrances]

thanks for all replies
its something i want to use in the hall,landing,stairs.
im unsure of the amount i need as dh has now gone to try jewsons.

[reluctanttownie]

Try Champion for Timber if you're anywhere near SW London/ Surrey

[PigletJohn]

is it to match something in your house?

[wfrances]

pigletjohn- no its not to match anything,
i live in south wales.

[PigletJohn]

Some timberyards or joinery works will be able to make some to order, using a spindle cutter. The cost per metre will be much higher for small quantities due to the time taken in setting up the machine. Once set up, they can do hundreds of metres with little effort. A builders merchant will not usually be so good, especially a large chain.

(if it was to match existing in an older house, local yards may keep or make a stock of what was popular locally, for people restoring or altering ther houses. This is also common with period skirting. They might have something that you like. Buy enough in one go to do the whole house.)

A joiner can make up small quantities using a router, but it is very labour intensive.