Hello hello!
I need some ideas and quick help... I have replaced a conservatory with broken corners, meaning the glass section of the outer corner is set at 45 degrees in relation to the straight walls (you surely understand, but you can see examples in the pictures http://www.skanskabyggvaror.se/produkter/uterum/). We're now putting up door/window trims on the inside and I need help with how to deal with the broken corners?! :eek: Putting up a "standard" coving won't fit since those are made for 90-degree corners - my corners are 125 degrees (90 + 45)!!
! What should I do, or are there coving options for different angles at reasonable prices anywhere (where)? I'm looking for white/unpainted smooth simple trims...
Anyone help?
I need some ideas and quick help... I have replaced a conservatory with broken corners, meaning the glass section of the outer corner is set at 45 degrees in relation to the straight walls (you surely understand, but you can see examples in the pictures http://www.skanskabyggvaror.se/produkter/uterum/). We're now putting up door/window trims on the inside and I need help with how to deal with the broken corners?! :eek: Putting up a "standard" coving won't fit since those are made for 90-degree corners - my corners are 125 degrees (90 + 45)!!
! What should I do, or are there coving options for different angles at reasonable prices anywhere (where)? I'm looking for white/unpainted smooth simple trims...Anyone help?
Yes, it seems like I might have to special order (don't have a table saw). I might take a 12 x 43 mm foder and place it slightly at an angle over the gap instead. It will probably work just as well for us. If anyone has tips on a good dealer in northern Stockholm who might be helpful in this matter, I would gladly welcome tips!
...bla concave molding. Check for local retailer;
http://www.gapro.se/aterforsaljare.html
http://www.gapro.se/aterforsaljare.html