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Installing Crown Molding on Cathedral Ceiling
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There are challenges, and then there are CHALLENGES..
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Same corner. Please ignore the blue painter tape, I need to touch up the paint a little now that they're installed.
When we started to install the outside corner here, we discovered that the beam pendant was less than an inch away from the corner pendant. There was NO WAY we could have stuffed a short piece of crown in between the corner and the beam to 'continue' the pattern, so what to do....
Well, we enlarged the one side of the pendant such that it butts right up against the beam pendant and installed it.
Here you can also see how the ceiling slope affects the height of the outside pendants. On the 'down' side of the pendant we had to maintain the 4 1/4 height so that the corner matched the rest of the project. But the 'top' or uphill side of the pendant is over 6 inches high.
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