classic ceiling decoration techniques
Classic ceiling decoration techniques is the general name for the piece placement and installation methods used to dress a ceiling in classical style. Edge transitions with cornices, a central ceiling rose, borders and coffered (panelled) sectioning are the main techniques. Polyurethane profiles are used in these applications because they are lightweight and fix directly to the ceiling with assembly adhesive; they resist moisture and impact, do not crack or swell, and can be painted. Being lighter than plaster makes cutting to size and joining easier and shortens application time. Mould-made pieces come in standard sizes, so the joints align neatly. Polure produces the cornices, ceiling roses and borders used in classic ceiling decoration techniques in various profile options.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is a classic ceiling decorated?
Cornices are placed along the edges, a ceiling rose at the centre and borders, dressing the ceiling in classical style.
Why is polyurethane preferred in ceiling decoration?
It is lightweight, easy to cut and quick to fix with assembly adhesive; it does not crack and can be painted.

