Joinery nomenclature question.
 

What do you call the strip attached to (or part of) one cupboard door
which covers the apposed edge of the opposite door, like a floating
mullion in a window?

Specifically, if I wanted to look for some, preferably symmetrical,
moulding in wood or stainless steel to cover the gap between two white
plastic covered chipboard doors, what should I look for?

Many thanks,

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Roger Hayter

Joinery nomenclature question.
 

Roger Hayter wrote:

What do you call the strip attached to (or part of) one cupboard door
which covers the apposed edge of the opposite door, like a floating
mullion in a window?

Meeting stile?

Joinery nomenclature question.
 

Roger Hayter wrote:

if I wanted to look for some, preferably symmetrical,
moulding in wood or stainless steel to cover the gap between two white
plastic covered chipboard doors, what should I look for?

Astragal?

Joinery nomenclature question.
 

Andy Burns wrote:

Roger Hayter wrote:

if I wanted to look for some, preferably symmetrical,
moulding in wood or stainless steel to cover the gap between two white
plastic covered chipboard doors, what should I look for?

Astragal?

That, with your other answer, seems to cover it. Many thanks!

--

Roger Hayter

Joinery nomenclature question.
 

On Wednesday, 23 November 2016 21:23:01 UTC, Roger Hayter wrote:
Andy Burns wrote:

Roger Hayter wrote:

if I wanted to look for some, preferably symmetrical,
moulding in wood or stainless steel to cover the gap between two white
plastic covered chipboard doors, what should I look for?

Astragal?

That, with your other answer, seems to cover it. Many thanks!

Clapping strip

Joinery nomenclature question.
 

On 11/23/2016 8:51 PM, Andy Burns wrote:
Roger Hayter wrote:

if I wanted to look for some, preferably symmetrical,
moulding in wood or stainless steel to cover the gap between two white
plastic covered chipboard doors, what should I look for?

Astragal?


Wow, that's a completely new word to me. Not often I hear one of those,
especially in a context like this.