Wood Cap
A wood cap is a wood member used to provide a finished top to assemblies, enhancing appearance and protecting underlying structures, commonly used in railings and wall panels.
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Definition
A Wood Cap is a wood member used on top of an assembly to provide termination and/or finish.
Purpose
The purpose of a wood cap is to provide a finished edge or top to an assembly, enhancing its appearance and protecting the underlying structure.
Examples of Use
- Railing Systems: Providing a finished top to railings and banisters.
- Wall Panels: Capping the top edge of wainscoting or other wall treatments.
- Furniture: Adding a decorative finish to the tops of furniture pieces.
Related Terms
- Trim: Decorative woodwork used to finish and protect edges.
- Molding: Shaped wood or other material used for decorative or finishing purposes.
- Cap Rail: The top horizontal member of a railing system.
Notes
Wood caps should be properly finished to protect against wear and moisture. They can be stained, painted, or left natural to match the overall design of the assembly.
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