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Wood Cornice
Board Informtion
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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.
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Shipping.
- Shipping is actual cost only.
- No extra packaging charges
- Please submit Inquiry with zip code and window width to get shipping
quote.
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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.
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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.
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Stains. All pictured on oak
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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.
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