Coving and cornices – a decorative moulding that can be used to conceal the seam between wall and ceiling. Skirting – a decorative trim used to conceal the seam between wall and floor. Panelling – used to decorate walls for a historical or contemporary feel depending on design.

There are many different styles of coving, from simple and contemporary to more elaborate and traditional designs. Coving can also be made from a variety of materials, including plaster, polymer, and polyurethane. While often associated with ceilings, coving can also be used as dado rails and skirting.

There are multiple cornice materials available in the market and each differs one from the other. Choose the most cost-effective and suitable one for your cornice. The most common ones used are Polystyrene, paper-covered plaster, gypsum and hardened high-density polyurethane.

Modern covings are made from various materials, including plaster, polyurethane, and polystyrene, each offering different benefits in terms of weight, ease of installation, and cost.