Bought a special molding adapted for sloped ceilings and foolishly thought it would fit with the regular one, but of course, it wasn't that simple. Does anyone have tips on exactly how to put this together?
Sloped ceiling with molding issue near window frame, showing potential construction challenge. A cornice for a sloped ceiling is misaligned with a regular one, creating a gap. Hands holding mismatched wood molding and angled trim against a ceiling corner, seeking advice on installation fitting. Crown molding cut for angled ceiling with misalignment visible at joint. A hand holding a wooden moulding piece near a slanting ceiling corner with visible gap, illustrating a fitting challenge with special cornice moulding. Hand holding a cornice trim piece against a sloped ceiling, highlighting a gap where it doesn't fit properly with the adjacent trim.
 
No one who has any thoughts on this?
 
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Found your thread now when I searched for just cove molding and slanted ceilings, how did it go for you? I'm going to start with my moldings tomorrow and have watched several videos on YouTube.
 
Brotorpet said:
Found your thread now when I searched for "hålkälslist" and sloped ceiling, how did it go for you? I'll start with my moldings tomorrow and have watched several movies on YouTube.
I haven't made any progress unfortunately. Had a carpenter who thought it could be solved with a different molding.
 
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Ok, I’ll see how it goes today. But on YouTube, there are several good videos if you’re interested. Especially American ones, then I search for crowd molding and vaulted ceiling.
 
Brotorpet said:
Ok, I'll see how it goes today. But on Youtube, there are several good videos if you're interested. Especially American ones, I search for crowd molding and vaulted ceiling.
Feel free to let us know how it went for you.
 
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Must simply be easiest to place a trim in the slanted ceiling angle and the cove in the wall-ceiling angle. That's how I have it myself.
 
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raveper raveper said:
Must just be easiest to put a trim in the angle of the sloped ceiling and the cove in the wall-ceiling angle. That's how I have it myself.
Yes, that's somewhat what the carpenter said as well. My hope was that the trims I ordered would of course match with the regular ones, otherwise it felt like a pointless product.
 
It is possible that I am mistaken, but are you trying to fit a hålkärllist with a flat list?
 
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O ottoangel said:
Please let us know how it went for you.
Well, now my mood is shot after a day's work on the list. Can't say I can contribute anything. I succeeded with the cove for the slanted ceiling and the meeting with the wider one towards the ceiling. There, I embodied the wide one. But the meeting at the ceiling didn't turn out well. Hopefully, someone else can give you tips.
 
D Danne213 said:
It is possible that I see wrong but are you trying to fit together a concave moulding with a flat moulding?
No, they are two different types of concave mouldings. A regular one and one adapted for sloped ceilings.
 
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