facade crown moulding and pediment
A decorative facade crown moulding and pediment is a polyurethane set in which two separate ornamental elements complete the upper part of the facade together. The crown moulding forms a horizontal cornice below the roof or eaves line, while the pediment provides a triangular or curved accent above doors and windows. Together they create a balanced upper finish on the facade. Polyurethane is lightweight; it is fixed to the facade with mounting adhesive and dowels and adds no extra load to the structure. It resists moisture, rain and sun, does not crack or swell and can be painted with exterior facade paint. Polure produces the crown moulding and pediment in matching profiles and sizes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a crown moulding and a pediment?
The crown moulding is a horizontal cornice under the roof line, while the pediment is a triangular or curved accent above doors and windows.
Are they used together?
Yes; they are used as a matching set for a balanced finish on the upper part of the facade.