RhinoArt Cornices

Overview

Turn any room in your home into a reflection of your unique sense of style with Gyproc's easy to install lightweight durable range of RhinoArt Cornice polystyrene mouldings.

With 10 profiles available to choose from, it's never been easier to indulge your personal sense of style, and now with a state-of-the art manufacturing plant right here in the country, it's even more affordable too.

Easy to install
  • Heat-moulded polystyrene
  • Perfectly smooth finish
  • Easy to install
  • Lightweight
  • Durable
  • Works with all good quality water-based paints.

Installation Guide

Mark the position of the cornice. Draw a line where the cornice will be fi tted. Tip: If your ceiling is not perfectly fl at, measure from the lowest point.
Step 1
Join the marks using a chalk line.
Step 2
Cut (mitre) your cornice to size using a very fi ne toothsaw. Tip: Mark the cornice with a pencil to show the angle (direction) of the cut, so that you avoid mitering at the wrong angle.
Step 3
Tip: If your wall or ceiling is not perfectly straight, do not hesitate to apply a lot of glue to fi ll up the gaps. The excess glue can be reused.
Step 4
Place the cornicing on the line and gently press the cornicing into place. For joints, apply a small quantity of glue and slide the cornicings towards each other to form a closed butt joint. Tip: If your ceiling is not perfectly fl at, do not force the cornicing to follow the bend, leave your cornicing straight and fi ll up the gaps with glue.
Step 5
Using the spatula (scraper) remove the excess glue. Tip: Put the excess glue back in the tub, as you can use the glue again.
Step 6
With a damp sponge wipe the edges and joints for a perfect smooth fi nish. Your cornice is now ready to be painted with any water-based paint. No primer is required. Tip: Regularly change your water to avoid white marks on your wall or ceiling.
Step 7

STEP

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