Cornice ceiling mouldings add elegance and character to any home interior in Thailand. It is not only decorative but functional too as it helps to hide unsightly wall-ceiling seams. Installing cornice ceiling mouldings comes with different challenges, but with patience and a few tools, you can do it yourself. This blog post will provide you with a step-by-step guide on how to properly install cornice ceiling mouldings in your home.

Step 1: Measurements

Correct measurements are essential when dealing with cornice ceiling moulding installation in your home. Before you begin, measure the perimeter of the ceiling and ensure that you purchase enough lengths of cornice ceiling moulding to cover the entire perimeter. Also, double-check the measurements to avoid unnecessary mistakes that can lead to wastage of money and time.

Step 2: Choose your Cornice Ceiling Moulding

Cornice ceiling mouldings come in different shapes, sizes, and designs. Choose a design that complements your home’s overall interior décor. Bas relief mouldings offer a wide range of cornice ceiling mouldings with various styles and designs to choose from.

Step 3: Cut the Cornice Ceiling Moulding

Using a saw, cut the cornice ceiling mouldings at a 45-degree angle to achieve a perfect fit when joining them together. Mitre boxes such as the Stanley Mitre 4000 are better suited for this task. Endeavour to cut the corners first and then join them using the provided adhesive.

Step 4: Installation

The installation of the cornice ceiling moulding in your home is easier with a second person. To begin, apply cornice adhesive glue found in hardware stores onto the cornice moulding backside. Ensure that you have safety glasses, gloves, and a mask when applying the adhesive. Next, carefully lift the cornice moulding and align it with the ceiling-wall edge, and push it into place. Repeat this process until you have covered the entire perimeter of the ceiling.

Step 5: Finishing Touches

Use a spatula or a knife to remove any excess cornice adhesive from the seams of your newly installed cornice ceiling mouldings. Fill any small gaps using cornice adhesive or even filler plaster. Allow the adhesive to dry completely before painting. Once, the adhesive is dry and the gaps are filled, paint the cornice mouldings to match the ceiling and room décor.

Installing cornice ceiling mouldings (known as ติดบัวฝ้า in Thai) can be a fun and fulfilling DIY project in your home. With these easy to follow above steps, you can achieve a professional-looking finish. Always purchase your cornice moulding from reputable manufacturers like Bas Relief Mouldings for quality and reliable products. Remember, proper preparation and attention to detail ensure a perfect finish that will add character and elegance to your home for years to come.