Plasterers, Carpenters, Painters, Handymen, or frankly anyone who is handy with a ladder, caulking gun and saw could knock out a smart, and quick and cost effecftive installation job!
While generally cornice installation has been the province of plastering professionals, our easy to install lightweight product has opened the door to many different options, depending on your specific requirements and budget. Plasterers, Carpenters, Painters, Handymen, or frankly anyone who is handy with a ladder, caulking gun and saw could knock out a smart, and quick and cost effecftive installation job!
Plasterers
These guys would be the most likely option, since cornice installation is generally considered part of the plastering process. They have the experience and an eye for fine finishing, and would know how to handle any tricky aspects of a project.
Painters
Great finishers, who are generally well equipped and experienced with the tools required to install our cornice. If you’re doing a renovation or refresh and have a painter already part of the project, they should be able to tackle it without much drama.
Carpenters
Obviously well experienced with timber products, including skirting and often cornice, so no strangers to miter cuts, glue and getting a fine finish on decorative trim.
DIY
The most cost-effective option for those that have confidence in their skills. We have supplied cornice to hundreds of men and women across Australia who have tackled their renovation work themselves, and were excited to find a cornice product that did not require cement mixing, nailing and the work of very dusty sanding.
Cover-up cornice
For those that have existing cove cornice in their home, and long for something a bit more exciting, we’ve made it even easier. You can place cornice from our innovative cover up range right over your existing cove, completely eliminating the filthy job of ripping old cornice from the wall!
Need some more tips? Have a look below for some further information on product selection, installation and compatibility.
Step by step instructions on installing our cornice
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