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large cornice moulding

Large cornice moulding is a wide-section, high-profile polyurethane ceiling border applied to the joint line between ceiling and wall. It is used in high-ceilinged halls and lobbies, where a thin cornice looks out of proportion, to frame the ceiling-wall transition distinctly. Because polyurethane is light, even large-section profiles apply quickly to the ceiling with mounting adhesive; unlike traditional plaster cornice, it needs no on-site casting and installs dry and clean. It resists moisture and impact, does not crack or blister, and is paintable. As it is mould-produced, the profile section and ornament repeat identically on every piece, and corner joints fit neatly. Polure produces large cornice moulding in different sections and profile dimensions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between polyurethane cornice and plaster?

It is light, needs no on-site casting, installs dry and fast, and does not crack.

Where is a large cornice used?

In high-ceilinged halls and lobbies for a distinct ceiling-wall transition.

Large Cornice Moulding | Polure