plain ceiling strip
A plain ceiling strip is a polyurethane strip with a simple, flat cross-section, applied to the ceiling-to-wall joint. It is used to close the joint line with a slim profile and give the room a plain frame; it takes up less space than a wide cornice. The polyurethane material is light and is applied directly with mounting adhesive; it resists moisture and impact, does not crack, swell or peel, and can be painted. Unlike wood it is unaffected by moisture and does not warp; unlike plaster it does not break and installs quickly. The flat cross-section makes mitre corner joints easy. Polure produces plain ceiling strip by casting in different width options; the profile cross-section is the same on every piece.
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What is a plain ceiling strip?
It is a slim polyurethane strip with a simple, flat cross-section, applied to the ceiling-wall joint.
Where is it used?
It is used to close the joint line with a slim profile and give the room a plain frame.
How does it differ from a cornice?
It is slimmer and lower-profile, takes up less space and gives a thin frame look.