cornice installation
Cornice installation is the process of gluing and fixing cornice profiles along the line where the ceiling meets the wall. The profiles are cut to size, mitred at the corners and applied to the ceiling with construction adhesive. It is done to frame the ceiling edge in spaces such as living rooms, hallways and lounges. Because polyurethane cornice is lightweight, it can be carried and held even by one person; it breaks less than plaster profiles and shortens installation time. The material resists moisture and impact, will not crack or blister, and can be painted any colour after fitting. The profiles are temporarily supported with tape until the adhesive sets. Polure produces cornice profiles in straight lengths and ready corner pieces to make installation easier.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is cornice installed?
The profile is cut to size, construction adhesive is applied and it is pressed into the ceiling-wall corner.
Why is polyurethane cornice easy to install?
Because the material is lightweight, it is easy to carry and hold, and cutting and joining are quick.
Which adhesive is used to install cornice?
A construction adhesive suitable for polyurethane surfaces is used.