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Wood Cornice Board Informtion

How to Measure for your cornice.

Measure from the outside of trim on one side to the outside of trim on the other side. To this, add a minimum of 1 inch to provide a 1/2" clearance on each side of your trim. This will enable your cornice to sit flush against the wall.

Shipping.

Shipping is actual cost only.
No extra packaging charges
Please submit Inquiry with zip code and window width to get shipping quote.

Installation.

All required installation hardware and instructions is supplied with the cornice.
Installation of cornices is real easy and requires only a Phillips screwdriver. A power screwdriver makes it easier. All mounting is done above the window trim where the window header frame inside the wall provides a secure foundation to attach to.

Finishing

All cornices are finished to your choice of stains. Common stains are pictured below.
All cornices are varnished to your choice of gloss; Satin, Semi-gloss, or high-gloss.

Stains. All pictured on oak

Extra Long Cornices

For cornices that are too long to ship, we make sectional cornices.
They are made and shipped in sections.
At installation, one side slides into the other.
They have a vertical trim to hide the joint.
Longest cornice made so far is 21 feet.
See picture examples below.

Conventional Sectional Cornice

Trim hides joint

Traditional Sectional Cornice

Mission2 Sectional Cornice

Mission2 is works very well as a sectional as the vertical trim matches the design.

Bay Windows Yes, we can do cornices for bay windows for several designs. Inquire for information.

Please submit Inquiry with zip code and window width to get shipping quote.

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