Plaster coving and cornice is fixed in the wall to ceiling joint to finish off a plastered room. It can also be used in recessed areas of a ceiling such as lighting troughs and coiffured ceilings. There are many different types and sizes of cornice together with period designs, for example; Victorian, Georgian, Classical, Art …
The cost of plaster coving and cornice will depend on the size of the projection onto the ceiling and the drop down the wall, the size and shape of the individual members and ornamental detail. The coving or cornice can be run in-situ or made on a bench as fibrous plaster work and then taken …
Plastering is a process used to produce an acceptable final wall or ceiling finish to a building prior to decoration. A substrate is the surface to which the plastering system is to be applied. Backing coats which cover the substrates are between 9mm and 40mm thick under normal circumstances and the overall thickness can be …
White Chapel Art Plaster have an outstanding reputation for the design, manufacture, supply and installation of decorative plaster mouldings. Our range of products includes Corninces, Dado Rails, Ceiling Roses, Domes, Archways and much, much more. We are also specialists suppliers of bespoke curved cornice, coving and fibrous plaster mouldings. We provide a matching service and …
White Chapel Art Plaster are specialists who repair and restore plasterwork in period, historic and listed buildings. We provide a matching service and can reproduce any original moulding. During structural alterations to this room sections of the plaster cornice fell down. As the client wanted to preserve the original look and minimise further disruption, we …
