I keep hearing this term. Whasdat?
Fancy c**p in houses. I think it's trim, is it not?
Wood molding that goes around the top of a wall where it ties into the ceiling. Looks like chair rail usually.
Yeah, I think you are right.
That's the trim embellishment where the wall meets the ceiling.
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Molding where the wall meets the ceiling.
Molding where the wall meets the ceiling.
Thought it had to do with teeth. :shrug:
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Beautiful when it's done well.
Beautiful when it's done well.
Pug!
Is it useful? Or is it just supposed to be pretty? (Pretty expensive, it sounds!)
Is it useful? Or is it just supposed to be pretty? (Pretty expensive, it sounds!)
In some rooms in the upper story of our 1907 house, we have the original picture-hanging moulding. With plaster walls, this is wonderful. You put a hook in the moulding and suspend the frame. Most of the woodwork has been ::grrrrrr:: stripped out of the house, so we'll be investing in some. Expense varies upon the detail and the materials used.
Another use is to hide flaws or inconsistencies in the wall-to-ceiling area. We have lots of those "features."
Another use is to hide flaws or inconsistencies in the wall-to-ceiling area. We have lots of those "features."
I keep hearing this term. Whasdat?That funky stuff Prince Charles has behind his ears.
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I need some of that...
I need some of that...
The MDF stuff (the fake wood) or what ever it's called is not that expensive. That's what I'm going to use around my living room when I get some time to put it up.
New word for me too.Nice to know about this.