Mitre Box (MEDIUM) Heavy-Duty Multi-Angle 32x12x7,7cm
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Mitre Box Heavy-Duty Multi-Angle for cutting corners
Heavy-Duty Multi-Angle Mitre Box, engineered for precision, versatility, and unmatched compatibility. This premium mitre box is one fo the cheapest available on the UK market, designed to effortlessly accommodate most of our smaller covings.
Whether you're a trade professional or a home DIY enthusiast, this tool is ideal for achieving clean, accurate cuts at commonly used angles, saving you time and reducing waste.
Fits All Our smaller Mouldings – Fully compatible with our range of smaller covings and cornices.
Good Size – Internal size of 30cm (L) x 12,3cm (W) x 7,7cm (H) makes it the biggest mitre box available in the UK, ideal for wide and deep profiles.
Multi-Angle Cutting – Pre-set slots for 22.5°, 45°, and 90° allow for precise mitres, bevels, and straight cuts.
Ideal for Standard Angles – Perfectly suited for the most common angles used in coving and moulding installations.
Durable Construction – Made from strong, long-lasting polymer, resistant to cracking, warping, and general wear.
User-Friendly Design – Simple and intuitive to use, ideal for both professionals and DIY users.
Saves Time and Reduces Waste – Allows for clean, accurate cuts that minimise errors and speed up installation.
Versatile Application – Suitable for cutting polystyrene coving, plaster-coated mouldings, timber trims, skirting boards, and more.
Perfect for Renovations and New Builds – Ensures a professional finish for all interior enhancement projects.
Workshop Essential – A must-have tool for builders, carpenters, decorators, and hobbyists working with decorative mouldings.
⚠️ Please note: Saw not included. You will need to purchase a fine-tooth saw that is at least 50 cm in length to cut angles effectively. Shorter saws, such as those measuring 30 cm, are not suitable because they do not provide enough length for smooth, accurate cuts.