When thinking about creating a cozy and comfortable environment in your room, you need to focus not only on finishing the walls, covering the floor, but also installing ceiling structures. And the finishing touch in this regard is the baseboard. This is a young company that is engaged in the wholesale and retail sale of decorative ceiling profiles made of light polystyrene, decorative moldings and floor skirting boards made of high-density polystyrene (duropolymer).
What types of ceiling plinths are there?
Universal
Recently, such building materials have been presented in a huge range on the market. They may differ in color, shape, and size. It is important to make your choice after studying all the positive and negative aspects of each of them.
The plinth for the universal ceiling, or as it is commonly called, molding, comes in several varieties:
1. Polystyrene skirting boards. Such models, as the name suggests, are made from polystyrene. Externally, they have a very clearly visible relief with a matte and smooth surface, which allows you to easily implement even the most incredible design solutions. Among the positive aspects, one can note its relative low cost, excellent appearance and the creation of an inimitable copy of real stucco upon completion of installation work. Negative aspects include low strength, rigidity and fragility.
2. Polyurethane molding. These products have more serious strength characteristics than the previous ones. And this is not at all surprising, given the material from which they are made. In addition, it is worth emphasizing their high flexibility and hygroscopicity. Also, such a plinth will speed up the work of decorating the room several times, adding your own unique style. One of the disadvantages is the higher cost than polystyrene ceiling plinths.
3. PVC skirting board. This material is not only one of the most popular budget options, but is also available in a wide range of different color shades. They can also amaze with their stunning imitation of both wood and marble. Among the advantages are the low, as already mentioned, price, ease of installation and hygroscopicity. The disadvantages are low resistance to high and low temperatures, as well as the inability to change color after installation.
Wooden ceiling plinths
Despite the fact that such molding, due to its significantly high cost, cannot be afforded by every average person, the demand for it is still significantly higher than for plinths made of polymer materials. The high popularity of such products is primarily due to their high environmental friendliness. In addition, skirting boards made of veneer or pine have durability and good strength characteristics. Thanks to the use of ultraviolet hardening during final processing, the protective characteristics of finished products from harmful environmental influences increase several times. Also, speaking about wooden ceiling plinths, one cannot help but say that the traditional places for their use are wooden houses, baths or saunas.
Speaking about the negative aspects of these products, first of all it is worth emphasizing the high cost. In addition, wooden plinths are several times more difficult to process than, for example, polyurethane. And this is not taking into account its low resistance to insects and rot, which, in principle, can be avoided by using special treatment with special antiseptics against such unpleasant phenomena. .
Plaster stucco molding
There is probably not at least one person who would not dream of creating their own unique interior style in a room. And one way to create luxurious options is plaster molding. Thanks to its plasticity, gypsum makes it easy to create real masterpieces from it, which will become a true decoration in any room.
It’s not for nothing that ceiling skirting boards made from this material can often be seen in many apartments of world-class stars. Incredible beauty, grace and a stunning range of all kinds of ornaments will not leave even the most critical person indifferent. And this is not to mention its other positive aspects, which include:
- high quality;
- sustainability;
- possibility of creating an individual design;
- durability.
But remaining objective, one cannot help but say about some of the negative aspects of this plinth. These include high price, significant weight and poor strength during installation.
Ceiling plinth for stretch ceiling
Such products include:
1. Polyurethane molding. The positive and negative aspects of this product have already been described above. It is worth noting that it is not recommended to glue it to the ceiling canvas.
2. Soft insert. In most cases, this option is most often used at the final stages of finishing suspended ceilings. The soft insert is already present in the installed structure by default. Its advantages include low cost, ease of installation and invisibility. Among the negative aspects are the modest external design, the lack of possible decor in the form of patterns and textures.
3. Rigid insert. This option is used only for glazing bead fastening systems. But due to the large number of serious negative aspects, it is not used so often. The disadvantages include a high chance of damage to the canvas during installation and, due to the size (2 m), the impossibility of hiding the joints.
Due to the huge selection of building materials, you can choose the baseboard that will fully meet all your expectations.
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