Gypsum cornices have a very wide range of applications. In the building environment, they are called ceiling cornices, whereas among architects they know it as a molded cornice. But no matter how it is called, it can be used with great success both as an independent decorative element, and in combination with another stucco on the walls and ceiling.
The simplest version of the gypsum cornice for the ceiling is a smoothly curved cornice or draft - a profiled gypsum product of one or another section without molding and decorative ornamentation. It is made using templates and the most ordinary gypsum solution. Such cornice, with a great desire and some building skills, you can make yourself.
Pros of gypsum ceiling cornices
What is the advantage of gypsum ceiling decor? First, gypsum is a very noble material, used in architecture and design for many centuries. Today this tradition is a high-tech practiced practice based on modern polymer materials.
Useful qualities of gypsum are its hygroscopicity and ecological compatibility. With this finish, you get a natural climate controller in the room, as the gypsum draws in moisture at its excess and gives it back when the air is overdried. At the same time, it does not cause allergies at all and does not decompose, as evidenced by the plaster creations of art, which have reached us almost from their original state.
If you compare gypsum cornices with plastic ones , the first will have an advantage, since they do not shrink and do not require the use of sealants, fillers and other materials, but they are fixed to the screws and plastered with gypsum.
Gypsum cornices with stucco molding in the interior is an incomparable classic, an expression of your solidity and well-being. No other decorative elements can stand in the same row with plaster molding, as it is extremely noble and will forever remain in demand and actual.
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