The question is often asked for us to help installers and specifiers understand how our decorative wall products can be finished on corners.
We’ve outlined some options so you can see for yourself how it can be done.
Since our range of timber can vary in age (some reclaimed timber is up to 60 years old!) it also varies in hardness and durability.
1. 45 Degree Mitre Cut: The most visually unobtrusive way to finish an external corner is with a 45deg mitre cut.
Sometimes softer, more textured timbers will not achieve the best result over time with this method. For these timbers, use one of the methods outlined below.
(Note: some textured timbers may require additional matching filler/caulking once joined to enhance the finish)
Some examples:
2. Strip clashing: This provides a durable edge, as the bar takes any impact rather than the timber. Suited for high use retail, hospitality environments.
3. Beading strips made from cladding material: This works best with our solid timber planks, and works particularly well at wall ends and external corners, maintaining the complete timber look.
These can be made to order upon request.
Next Article
Elevate your interior with VidaSpace. Contact us and one of our team of trained interior designers will be able to guide you through the process.