Concealed Light Channel Coving
Concealed light channel coving is a channelled polyurethane coving profile used at the ceiling-to-wall junction that can hold an LED strip behind it. While framing the ceiling edge, it also provides indirect lighting through the LED placed in its hidden channel. It is used in living rooms, bedrooms and hallways as both a decorative border and ambient lighting. The polyurethane material is lightweight and applied with mounting adhesive; it resists moisture, does not crack, blister or peel, and can be painted. Because the channel is mould-cast to suit the LED strip size, the strip seats properly and the light reflects evenly. Being far lighter than plaster coving, it adds no load to the ceiling edge. Polure produces concealed light channel coving in different profile and size options.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is concealed light channel coving?
It is a polyurethane coving used at the ceiling-wall junction that provides indirect lighting through an LED placed in the channel behind it.
What is its advantage over plaster coving?
It is far lighter, adds no load to the ceiling and is applied quickly with mounting adhesive.