wall ceiling junction
A wall ceiling junction refers to the transition area where the wall meets the ceiling and the polyurethane profile elements applied to it. This junction is covered with coving or a cornice, providing both a decorative finish and a clean corner line. The polyurethane profiles are lightweight and are applied directly to the corner with mounting adhesive. They resist moisture and impact, do not crack or swell, and can be painted; they have a lower risk of breaking during installation than plaster versions. Because they are mould-cast, the profile section stays identical on every piece. Polure produces the profiles used at the wall ceiling junction in different widths and pattern options.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is the wall ceiling junction covered?
Polyurethane coving or a cornice is applied to the corner to conceal the transition and achieve a clean finish.
Which profile is used?
Coving and plain cornice profiles in different widths are preferred for the ceiling-wall corner.















