Sydney Cornice
http://www.allplasta.com.au | Plaster cornices and ceiling cornices. Our ranges of plaster cornices and ceiling cornices are constantly growing. Call (02) 9627 6550.
http://www.allplasta.com.au | Plaster cornices and ceiling cornices. Our ranges of plaster cornices and ceiling cornices are constantly growing. Call (02) 9627 6550.
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http://www.allplasta.com.au<br />
sales@allplasta.com.au<br />
<strong>Cornice</strong> Suppliers, Plaster <strong>Cornice</strong>s<br />
We deliver convenience and ultimate satisfaction for plaster cornices which<br />
always adding value to customer satisfactions.<br />
One Stop Plaster Shop<br />
For your convenience we stock a large range of plasterboard products and tools:<br />
Plasterboard<br />
Setting compounds<br />
90 and 55mm paper cornice<br />
Adjustable mitre boxes<br />
Basic plastering tools<br />
Exterior Mouldings<br />
We can make a selection of our products or custom mouldings from resin or fiberglass for exterior<br />
use, eg. corbels, pediments, flat backed archways. Feel free to contact us regarding your<br />
requirements.<br />
DIY Installation of <strong>Cornice</strong>s<br />
Our plaster cornices and moldings provide an<br />
excellent addition to any home, complementing<br />
any style of décor and creating a professional,<br />
finished look to any room, but one of the<br />
questions we often see is whether DIY<br />
installation is feasible.<br />
The short answer is yes, the long as is still yes,<br />
but with some instructions to go with it!<br />
Perfect for matching your choice of ceiling centre or dome with the perfect cornice. Choose the wall<br />
colour that is the closest match to your wall.
Before you start<br />
The first thing to do is get your tools together, don’t worry, you don’t need many:<br />
• Your AllPlasta <strong>Cornice</strong><br />
• <strong>Cornice</strong> adhesive<br />
• Adhesive Spreader<br />
• Measuring Tape<br />
• Mitre Box<br />
• Fine Toothed Saw<br />
• Sponge<br />
Once you have them, it’s time to move on to installation.<br />
Fitting<br />
With everything measured up, cut, marked up<br />
and sorted, it is time to put up the cornice.<br />
Fitting it is actually straightforward, mix up<br />
some adhesive, spread a bead along the top<br />
and bottom edges of the back of the cornice,<br />
and along edges that meet other sections, such<br />
as the mitres. Do one piece at a time, mix and<br />
apply the adhesive, and simply press it into<br />
place. When you are happy with its position,<br />
leave it for around half an hour to set. For longer<br />
pieces of cornice it is possible to support it with<br />
temporary nails that you can knock in just below<br />
the bottom edge to hold it in place should<br />
sagging be a problem.<br />
Final Steps<br />
First take out any temporary nails if you used<br />
them, and smooth off the adhesive at joins and<br />
mitres before it fully hardens, you can clean the<br />
whole cornice down with a damp sponge to<br />
remove excess adhesive and ensure a good<br />
surface for decorating.<br />
And that is it! <strong>Cornice</strong>s look great and are easy<br />
to fit, just a bit of care and planning required<br />
really, AllPlasta have such a huge range of<br />
cornices to choose from, there really is<br />
something for everyone, so what are you waiting<br />
for?<br />
Posted in DIY Installs Tagged install cornice<br />
Our new address is 10 Box Ave Wilberforce NSW 2756, located in Woodlands Industrial Estate.
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