rigid foam cornice moulding
A rigid foam cornice moulding is a decorative transition profile produced from rigid polyurethane foam, applied at the wall-to-ceiling joint. It is used to create a border line at the ceiling edge and to conceal the joint line. The rigid foam structure is sturdier and more detailed than standard styrofoam; it is lightweight, applied directly with assembly adhesive, resists moisture and impact, does not crack, does not swell and can be painted. Because the profile section is mould-produced, it repeats the same along its length and forms a continuous line when the ends are joined. Polure produces the rigid foam cornice moulding in different width and pattern options.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a rigid foam cornice moulding?
It is a decorative transition profile made from rigid polyurethane foam, applied at the wall-to-ceiling joint.
How is a rigid foam cornice moulding installed?
It is applied to the wall-ceiling joint line with assembly adhesive; being lightweight, its application is practical.