I am renovating my apartment from 1936 and in connection with putting up a new ceiling (gypsum boards on steel studs), I was thinking of recreating the rounded transition between the ceiling and the wall. If I understand correctly, it's called "arched ceiling angles."
I don't think I can recreate this with plaster or gypsum mortar, but I believe I've read somewhere that there is foam you can glue on to achieve the same appearance. Kind of like "fake stucco," but just with a radius. Does anyone know where I can get this?
I don't think I can recreate this with plaster or gypsum mortar, but I believe I've read somewhere that there is foam you can glue on to achieve the same appearance. Kind of like "fake stucco," but just with a radius. Does anyone know where I can get this?
Check out http://www.carma.se/rwdx/files/ORAC-DECOR-BOOK-MP040-001-NL-FR-EN-DE-ES.pdf
It seems to have everything one could dream of in terms of "building shortcuts"
Profile C990 on page 20 seems to be what you're looking for.
You should probably call and ask for resellers...
It seems to have everything one could dream of in terms of "building shortcuts"
Profile C990 on page 20 seems to be what you're looking for.
You should probably call and ask for resellers...
Hahaha, what a catalog! With their range, you can build yourself a fairy tale castle or a Greek temple - entirely in foam....KnockOnWood said:Look at [link]
It seems to have everything one could dream of in "construction gimmick"
The profile C990 on page 20 seems to be what you're looking for.
You might want to call and ask for a dealer...
C990 has too large of a radius for me, but CX126 seems to be very similar to what I'm looking for. Carma has a dealer here in town, so I'll check with them if it's possible to get it home and what it costs. Thanks for the tip!