BR2 XPS Polystyrene Cornice Overview

The BR2 XPS Cornice is designed to enhance ceiling-to-wall transitions with a clean, symmetrical profile. Its extruded polystyrene composition ensures dimensional stability, moisture resistance, and minimal maintenance—making it a practical upgrade for any interior space.

BR2 XPS Polystyrene Cornice Benefits and Features

• Lightweight Design: Easy to handle and install without specialized tools
• High-Density Strength: Resists warping, cracking, and impact
• Superior Finish: Smooth surface for seamless painting or sealing
• Flame Tested: No flame spread under EN13501-1 standards
• Moisture Resistant: Suitable for kitchens, bathrooms, and humid environments
• Balanced Profile: 110mm diagonal projection for subtle visual impact
• Versatile Use: Ideal for living rooms, hallways, offices, and retail interiors

Steps to Follow for Installing the BR2 XPS Polystyrene Cornice

Preparation:

1. Measure and mark installation points along the ceiling
2. Cut cornice to required lengths using a fine-tooth saw
3. Ensure surfaces are clean and dry

How to Install the BR2 XPS Polystyrene Cornice

1. Apply adhesive to the back edges of the cornice
2. Press firmly into position along the wall-ceiling junction
3. Use masking tape or pins to hold in place while curing
4. Fill joints and gaps with lightweight filler
5. Sand smooth and paint as desired

Cleanup:

• Remove excess adhesive with a damp cloth
• Dispose of offcuts responsibly
• Store unused cornices in a dry, flat area

A Few Scenarios Where the Product Can Be Used:

• Enhancing ceiling lines in modern homes
• Adding decorative detail to office interiors
• Concealing uneven wall-ceiling transitions
• Creating a cohesive look in multi-room renovations

Other Products You May Need for Your Cornice Installation

• Hardware

• Adhesives

• Cleaning Products

Health and Safety

Always use appropriate PPE when cutting or installing cornices. Ensure adequate ventilation when using adhesives or paints. Keep out of reach of children and store in a cool, dry place.

Want to know more about installing cornices? Click here to learn more.