Gypsum Moulding

GRC (Glassfiber Reinforced Concrete) cornices are a popular choice for architectural detailing due to their durability, versatility, and aesthetic appeal. These cornices are designed to enhance the beauty and elegance of buildings by adding decorative elements where the wall meets the ceiling or roofline.

Specification/Additional Details:

Size:

• GRC cornices come in various sizes to suit different architectural styles and preferences. They typically range from 50mm to 300mm in height and depth. Custom sizes are also available to meet specific project requirements.

Type of Cornices:

• Classical: Featuring intricate patterns and detailed designs such as acanthus leaves, egg-and-dart motifs, and other classical elements.
• Modern: Characterized by clean, straight lines and minimalist designs.
• Victorian: Richly detailed with ornate floral patterns, scrolls, and other elaborate designs.
• Contemporary: Combining traditional and modern elements, often featuring geometric shapes and innovative patterns.

A ceiling cornice is a decorative element typically made from plaster, wood, or polyurethane, designed to cover the joint between the wall and the ceiling. It serves both functional and aesthetic purposes, providing a seamless transition between these two surfaces while adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to any room.

Design and Styles: Ceiling cornices come in a variety of designs and styles to suit different architectural tastes and interior decors. From simple, clean lines that offer a modern look to intricate, ornate patterns that echo classical and traditional designs, there is a cornice style to complement every space.