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WAINSCOTING SYSTEM
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PANELED WAINSCOTING
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Raised Panel
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PANELED WAINSCOTING
STYLES
'Classic'
Raised Panel C
Flat Panel C
Bead Board Panel C

'Estate'
Raised Panel E
Flat Panel E
Bead Board Panel E

'Georgian'
Raised Panel G
Flat Panel G
Bead Board Panel G

'Cape Cod'
Flat Panel CC

'Other'
Curved Walls & Stairs
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Applied Panel
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Rail

The ‘Rail’ refers to the top and bottom horizontal portion of the frame that surrounds each wainscot panel. The standard Rail width is 3 ½”, but narrower and wider variations are seen and are acceptable. The top and bottom Rails are connected by the vertical stiles of the frame. 
 
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