Cove Crown Molding

Crown molding size depends on ceiling height and room proportions. For 8' ceilings, use 3-1/4" to 4-1/4". For 9' ceilings, 4-1/4" to 5-1/4" works well. Higher ceilings can accommodate larger profiles.

Crown molding requires compound miter cuts. Use a miter saw with the molding positioned upside down against the fence, or use a compound miter saw with proper angle settings for your wall and ceiling angles.

Cove molding has a simple concave profile, while crown molding typically features more complex profiles with multiple curves and details. Crown molding is generally more decorative.

Backing blocks help provide solid attachment points and make installation easier, especially with larger profiles. They're particularly useful when wall and ceiling framing don't align with molding placement.

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Cove Crown Molding

Products in Cove Crown Molding

Alexandria Moulding Finger Joint Pine Traditional Crown Molding 3-5/8" x 10 ft - Primed

Architectural Depot Finger Joint Pine Traditional Crown Molding 6-5/8" x 6 ft - Unfinished

House of Fara Primed MDF Beaded Crown Molding 4-1/4" x 16 ft - Paint Grade

Ornamental Mouldings MDF Colonial Crown Molding 3-1/4" x 10 ft - Unfinished

Royal Mouldings Oak Dentil Crown Molding 4-5/8" x 8 ft - Unfinished

Royal Mouldings Oak Rope Crown Molding 5-1/4" x 8 ft - Paint Grade

Woodgrain Millwork Pine Cove Crown Molding 3-1/4" x 10 ft - Primed

10' × 10' Kitchen Cabinets

Frequently Asked Questions

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