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Moulding Catalogue VOL 1 Moulding Catalogue VOL 1 The industry’s largest and most comprehensive range of designer picture frame mouldings. Timber Moulding Timber Moulding Introducing the Megawood Larson-Juhl Moulding Catalogue Megawood Larson-Juhl is the industry leader in wholesale picture framing supply for products, service and technology. Megawood Larson-Juhl is without peer for its range of mouldings and carries the largest range of designer frame moulding in Australia. These mouldings are all sourced from reputable, high quality factories from all around the globe. Megawood Larson-Juhl also carry an extensive range of picture framing equipment backed by world renowned companies such as Hot Press, Epson, Gunnar, Wizard, Cassese, Brevetti, Pilm, Inglet and more. We are the exclusive distributors for both Nielsen Bainbridge & Crescent Matboard, the world’s two most popular brands of matboard, giving us the industry’s largest range of matboard. Servicing the Picture Framing industry for over twenty-five years, Megawood Larson-Juhl employ a dedicated team of people & industry experts across the country with warehouses in five states. Megawood Larson-Juhl has been built on the sound foundations of trust, integrity and ethics. We are commited to providing support and service by our dedicated team, that is second to none. Megawood Larson-Juhl has full-time representatives servicing all states and territories in Australia. They are supported by a specialist team of machinery and graphics technicians & industry experts, and a hardworking, dedicated customer service team in all offices. NOTES P2 Timber Moulding CONTENTS Thumbnail Index 5 Aluminium Thumbnail Index 68 Timber Fillets 73 QUEENSLAND (HEAD OFFICE) Central 2B, 605 Zillmere Rd, Zillmere .QLD. 4034 Timber Mouldings 76 Ph: 07 3863 8400 Fax: 07 3263 1093 Synthetic Mouldings 195 Stretcher Bar 202 VICTORIA / TASMANIA CHOP PRICING 809 Springvale Rd, Mulgrave .VIC. 3170 Ph: 03 9561 7316 The “chop metreage price” in the MWLJ catalogue is determined by a simple calculation Fax: 03 9561 7195 of the “metreage list price” multiplied by 1.7. An example of this calculation is as follows; On a 42mm wide moulding (6700 series as an example) you take the chop (or inside rebate) measurement and add the mitre on each end(the mitre amount at 45 degrees = moulding width) to get the outside measurements of the moulding. 42 + 500mm + 42 = 584mm | 42 + 700mm + 42 =784mm NEW SOUTH WALES 500mm 700mm 5 Goulburn St, Kings Park. NSW. 2148 So a 500mm x 700mm chop is actually 584mm long x 784mm long. The above chop, Ph: 02 9679 8722 Fax: 02 9679 8766 which consists of two longs and two shorts uses 2.736m of moulding. 584mm + 584mm + 784mm + 784mm = 2,736mm SOUTH AUSTRALIA Now you have your metreage, to price the chop, use the two steps below Unit 2A/38 Cavan Rd, Dry Creek. SA. 5094 Step 1: The metreage price of a moulding, $6.90 in this case, is multiplied by 1.7 which Ph: 08 8162 5462 Fax: 08 8162 5398 allows for waste, stock holding and labour. This now equals $11.73m. Step 2: Multiply the chop metreage price ($11.73) by the metres used (2.736) to get a total price of $32.09. As a point of interest, if you were to purchase 2.736m of moulding 6700 @ $6.90m, you would pay $18.88. You pay only $13.21 extra to cover the cost of holding stock, allowing for wastage and the labour to produce the chop. Chop service is the fastest growing part of our WESTERN AUSTRALIA industry. 35 Fallon Rd, Landsdale. WA. 6065 Ph: 08 9303 9014 All of the above costs are ex GST Fax: 08 9302 1130 *All prices in this catalogue are exclusive of GST and correct at time of print. find us on facebook! facebook.com/megawoodlarsonjuhl This catalogue is subject to © Copyright. All rights reserved. www.megawoodlarsonjuhl.com.au P3 Timber Moulding Timber Moulding Megawood Larson-Juhl represents the combination of two industry-leading Australian suppliers, who have come together to provide the industry's most comprehensive supply of products to Australian Picture Framers. Megawood started from very humble beginnings over 25 years ago, originally based in Brisbane. Megawood has had a long established history in Australia, gradually building its presence across Australia as a leading supplier to the framing & graphics industries, specializing in the industry’s widest range of products from digital printing and signage, professional mounting and laminating, and of course, traditional picture framing materials, supplies & machinery. Building a repertoire of some of the world’s most recognized brands of products, the experience and dedication of its staff and management helped Megawood achieve a market position of industry leader, staying ahead of new concepts and products. Larson-Juhl has been operating in Australia for over 15 years, and Larson-Juhl International has a much longer history, going back more than 100 years. Larson-Juhl International’s company values and commitment to design has led them to become the industry’s largest supplier, represented in 17 countries around the globe. In 2002, Larson-Juhl International was recognized as a strong market leading company, and as such, was acquired by Berkshire Hathaway, a company directed by Warren Buffett, joining the ranks of other prestigious Warren Buffett investments such as Gillette, Coca Cola, American Express and H & R Block. The acquisition of Larson- Juhl was actually the quickest transaction in Berkshire Hathaway's history, taking only about 90 minutes. Since then, the current management team of Larson-Juhl International have continued to lead the company with the same values that have made Larson-Juhl International the premier manufacturer and distributor of fine custom picture frame moulding around the world. Larson-Juhl is proud of its commitment to design, and has their own in-house design team who study design trends worldwide so they can introduce new mouldings that are both fashionable and relevant. Being able to manufacture many of their mouldings in their own factories also helps insure quality and availability. Larson-Juhl as an organisation strive to conserve beauty in the environment. The company is proud to have partnered with Forests to establish the Larson- Juhl Global ReLeaf Forest Foundation, which assists with forest restoration and establishment around the world. P4 Moulding Pricelist Moulding Thumbnail Moulding Size Qty/ Full Code Reference Finish H x W x R Box Image 22BLK 30mm Shadow Box 31x16x7 120 P79 33BLK 42mm Shadow Box 43x18x5 100 P79 44BLK 68mm Shadow Box 68x25x7 50 P79 56BLK Gloss Black Certificate 17x14x9 230 P76 Matt Black 56BLM 17x14x9 230 P76 Certificate 117G Gold Leaf Ornate 26x31x9 80 P107 117S Silver Leaf Ornate 26x31x9 80 P107 120BLK Black Certificate Gold 16x15x8 230 P77 120BS Black Certificate Silver 16x15x8 230 P77 120MAH Mahogany Certificate 16x15x8 230 P77 120TK Brown Certificate 16x15x8 230 P77 126GRG Grey Timber Stain Gold 18x20x11 125 P81 126MTG Mahogany Timber Stain 18x20x11 125 P81 126YTG Brown Timber Stain Gold 18x20x11 125 P81 127G Gold Leaf 22x52x6 65 P151 127S Silver Leaf 22x52x6 65 P151 128G Gold Leaf 32x72x12 35 P176 128S Silver Leaf 32x72x12 35 P176 133WH Matte White 33x40x26 40 P123 200BLK Gloss Black Certificate 15x15x9 290 P78 200BLM Matte Black Certificate 15x15x9 290 P78 201LWH Limed White 32x20x24 140 P86 201RT Raw Timber 32x20x24 140 P86 P5 Moulding Pricelist Moulding Thumbnail Moulding Size Qty/ Full Code Reference Finish H x W x R Box Image 204MBN Mahogany Stain 20x32x10 100 P109 204WN Walnut Stain 20x32x10 100 P109 207BLM Matt Black 30x20x24 100 P85 207CD Chocolate Stain 30x20x24 100 P85 207CL Clear Foil 30x20x24 100 P85 207CR Cherry Stain 30x20x24 100 P85 207DW Dark Walnut Stain 30x20x24 100 P85 207GRG Grey Stain 30x20x24 100 P85 207MAH Mahogany Stain 30x20x24 100 P85 207SV Matt Silver Foil 30x20x24 100 P85 207TK Teak Stain 30x20x24 100 P85 207WH White Matt 30x20x24 100 P85 207WW Limed White 30x20x24 100 P85 226BS Black/Silver Edge 18x26x10 90 P96 226GRG Grey Stain/Gold Edge 18x26x10 90 P96 226MTG Mahogany Stain/Gold Edge 18x26x10 90 P96 226YTG Teak Stain/Gold Edge 18x26x10 90 P96 291CRM Cream Painted Slip/ Gold Edge 20x36x11 70 P120 300B Gloss Black 16x33x9 100 P112 300BGE Gloss Black/Gold Edge 16x33x9 100 P112 300BLM Matt Black 16x33x9 100 P112 300BMGM Matt Black/Gold Edge 16x33x9 100 P112 300BS Matt Black/Silver Edge 16x33x9 100 P112 P6 Moulding Pricelist Moulding Thumbnail Moulding Size Qty/ Full Code Reference Finish H x W x R Box Image 426MTG Mahogany Stain/Gold Edge 20x49x9 65 P143 426YTG Teak Stain/Gold Edge 20x49x9 65 P143 431BLK Burnt Black 27x53x10 65 P151 432BLK Burnt Black 42x81x10 25 P179 464G Ornate Gold 21x36x8 50 P119 464S Ornate Silver 21x36x8 50 P119 465G Ornate Gold 38x65x22 40 P170 465S Ornate Silver 38x65x22 40 P170 489CRM Cream Painted Slip 21x56x8 50 P157 489IV Shantung Silk Slip 21x56x8 50 P157 489MILK Milk Painted Slip 21x56x8 50 P157 491CRM Cream Painted Slip 20x55x10 50 P156 491SHELL Shell Painted Slip 20x55x10 50 P156 580BLK Gloss Black 15x26x10 140 P96 580BLM Matt Black 15x26x10 140 P96 600B Gloss Black 21x50x10 55 P143 600BGE Gloss Black/Gold Edge 21x50x10 55 P143 600BLM Matt Black 21x50x10 55 P143 637G Gold Foil 36x78x12 20 P179 637S Silver Foil 36x78x12 20 P179 670G Gold Leaf 30x55x10 50 P155 720G Gold Foil 19x40x8 60 P127 720S Silver Foil 19x40x8 60 P127 P7 Moulding Pricelist Moulding Thumbnail Moulding Size Qty/ Full Code Reference Finish H x W x R Box Image 832G Gold Foil 22x39x10 100 P123 832GN Cobweb Foil 22x39x10 100 P123 832TAN Cobweb Foil 22x39x10 100 P123 834G Gold Foil 18x22x8 240 P89 834GN
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