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Crown Molding on an angled ceiling (how to)

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"mook johnson" wrote in message
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I have a new house with 9' ceilings in the master BR+ bath, family
,kitchen,
livings and dining room. The rest of the house has 8' ceilings. My wife
want to put crown molding on the 9' sections but there is a small problem.

The 9' ceilings angle down to 8', following the pitch of the roof, at any
exterior wall of the house. Big problem is that most rooms have a
combination of 8' and 9' walls so the molding will have to follow the (~30
degree) angle down between the walls that go from 9' to 8'.

Any suggestions on how to apply crown to these rooms and deal with the
height transitions?

thanks

Crown Molding on an angled ceiling (how to)

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On Sun, 23 May 2004 12:34:21 GMT, "mook johnson"
wrote:

I have a new house with 9' ceilings in the master BR+ bath, family ,kitchen,
livings and dining room. The rest of the house has 8' ceilings. My wife
want to put crown molding on the 9' sections but there is a small problem.

The 9' ceilings angle down to 8', following the pitch of the roof, at any
exterior wall of the house. Big problem is that most rooms have a
combination of 8' and 9' walls so the molding will have to follow the (~30
degree) angle down between the walls that go from 9' to 8'.

Any suggestions on how to apply crown to these rooms and deal with the
height transitions?

thanks