Cove Molding: Types and Installation Tips

With so many types of molding, it seems practically impossible to define which one of them will be ideal for you. This problem especially concerns those house owners, who do not have rich experience in making renovations. One of the most complicated things for them is to distinguish between cove and crown molding. The point is that the majority of people believe that these two types are nearly the same sort of thing. However, this is not altogether so.

cove crown molding

Cove Crown Molding

Cove molding is a kind of crown molding. There are a few distinctions between them, however. The second type is practically always L-shaped and is attached to the place between the wall and the ceiling. The first type, in its turn, is bowl-shaped, which makes it possible to leave space between cove base molding and that place, where the wall meets the ceiling. Furthermore, it requires more experience in cutting and installation due to its particular characteristics. Even if you are skillful at this and use a powerful Miter saw, you may find it quite complicated to cut the required outer and inner corners when you use this type of molding. It is also stated that the first variant is frequently used in finishing windows and doorway trims, while the second option is often utilized when adding finished look to areas, where walls of the room meet the ceiling.

base cove molding

Base Cove Molding

We are eager to offer our customers different solutions, including the so-called foam cove molding, which enjoys popularity with house owners from different corners of the world. So, if you really wish to add style and trendy look to your room, you will not find a more suitable option. Moreover, these items may help you conceal slight imperfections, which are sometimes observed at the conjunction of a wall and a ceiling.

vinyl cove molding

Vinyl Cove molding

Taking into account the above mentioned information, it becomes clear why it is required to hire a professional before proceeding to the process of installation. Still, if you believe that this procedure will not pose problems for you, you may accomplish this task yourself. Make sure you have the following tools: a hammer, a measuring tape, a nail set, a Miter saw, a knife, a drill and, of course, molding (made of plastic, wood, rubber, vinyl etc).

cove molding lighting

Cove Molding Lighting

view also clamp on shade for ceiling light

Start with making the required measurements, which will help you identify the length of the molding pieces you will require. Cut the items you have purchased. Mark the spots on the wall, where you will install the molding, pre-drill them and attach the pieces you have just cut to the wall with the help of nails. That is practically all about the procedure of installation. However, there are also a lot of nuances you have to be aware of. So, read the detailed instructions that are freely available on the web first to make sure you are ready to make your room look unique and modern.

ceiling cove molding

Ceiling Cove Molding

rubber cove molding

Rubber Cove Base Molding

wood cove molding

Oak Wood Cove Molding

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Plaster Cove Molding Angles

 



 


 

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