What is a Fluted Filler?
A fluted filler is a decorative element that is used in cabinetry and woodworking to fill gaps or spaces between cabinets or walls. It is typically made from solid wood or a wood-based composite material and features a series of vertical grooves, or flutes, that run along the length of the piece.
Fluted fillers are commonly used in kitchen cabinetry to fill gaps between cabinets or between cabinets and walls. They can also be used to add a decorative touch to columns, mantels, or other architectural elements. 
In addition to their decorative function, fluted fillers can also serve a practical purpose by covering gaps or spaces that may be too small to accommodate a full-size cabinet or panel. They can be easily cut to size and installed using nails or screws, and can be painted or stained to match the surrounding cabinetry or woodwork.
Overall, fluted fillers are a versatile and practical solution for filling gaps and adding a decorative touch to cabinetry and woodworking projects.
