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November 2, 1997 at 4:40 pm #10743
TOM CLARA TRAYENHAM
GuestMOLDING FOR THE WALL/CEILING; CAN WE FIND LIGHT WEIGHT PRODUCTS OTHER THAN WOOD? ALSO CAN CROWN MOLDING BE SMALL SCALE AND STILL ACHIEVE AN ARCHITECTURAL APPERANCE? OUR ROOM IS SMALL AND WE THOUGHT A REGULAR OLD VINTAGE APPROACH WOULD BE OVER BEARING. ALSO HOW CAN A PLATE RAIL (WE HAVE 40 OR MORE PLATES/COLLECTION) DISPLAY BE APPEALING TO THE EYE AT SUCH A HEIGHT? WOULD HANGING PLATES FROM A WOOD MOLDING BE JUST AS ADVANTAGEOUS?
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November 5, 1997 at 10:57 am #76632
Terry Alexander
GuestTom, You asked several questions in your msg.
First, regarding lightweight molding.
There are several molding made out of styrofoam, which is obviously lightweight. These
molding typically are already finished to look like
wood. The finishes varying from very light in
color to very dark. That’s the good news.
The bad news is that, being styrofoam, they are
not very sturdy. Secondly, the types or shapes
of moldings available in pre-finished styrofoam
are very plain and simple. ie: you will not find
any complex crown molding type finishes.Re: Can plate rails be appealing at height indicated?
When we are faced with design appearances,
we go to the local grocery/drug store and buy
several issues of home decorating type
magazines.Lastly, re: hanging plates from a wood molding.
See #1. If you did use the styrofoam molding
and wanted to hang the plates from them, you
would need some long screws/nails to penetrate
the styrofoam and into something more solid for
support.Hope this helps.
Terry
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November 1, 2003 at 4:49 pm #188212
ricky gill
Guesti have styrofoam crown molding in my master bedroom, and i wish to install it in the master bath. i cannot find a match to material or design. can u please tell me where the closest distributor to ft. worth texas is located for this material. thank you.
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December 17, 2003 at 11:19 am #196261
Reuben
GuestI live in Ohio, where can I buy styrofoam cut and glued in the shapes and sizes I want? Thank You, Reuben
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April 15, 2004 at 10:43 pm #228930
Holly Godbey
GuestI bought strofoam moldings for my windows and i need to know what to paint on it to make it harder. I know there is somthing but i don’t know what it is. any help would be appreciated.
Thanks, holly
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