Hello, I have a rounded inner corner in the bathroom with a diameter of about 40cm and now for the tricky part, what could be used as a ceiling molding or to curve a molding.
I have used braided ropes and put them up as molding in another room where a regular molding wouldn’t fit, it would work here too but it feels like I want something else since that is already in the hallway.
Anyone with some creative ideas?
I have used braided ropes and put them up as molding in another room where a regular molding wouldn’t fit, it would work here too but it feels like I want something else since that is already in the hallway.
Anyone with some creative ideas?
Is it a large gap that you need to cover? If you can manage with thinner wooden strips, like quarter round, they are often more pliable than you might think. A radius of 200 mm is not that sharply curved.
To be on the safe side, you can steam it beforehand to make it easier to bend. Place the strip in a plastic tube and fit the tube over the spout of a traditional coffee pot that you boil water in. Experiment a little. Then quickly nail it (if you can nail) before it cools down.
Steaming is also used on "slightly" thicker timber, like the planking on the East Indiaman Götheborg
and other ships.
To be on the safe side, you can steam it beforehand to make it easier to bend. Place the strip in a plastic tube and fit the tube over the spout of a traditional coffee pot that you boil water in. Experiment a little. Then quickly nail it (if you can nail) before it cools down.
Steaming is also used on "slightly" thicker timber, like the planking on the East Indiaman Götheborg
and other ships.
