Tray Ceilings

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Tray Ceilings

From: monetfan01@aol.com
Category: Carpentry and Framing
Remote Name: 152.163.188.193
Date: 02 Jan 2003
Time: 09:35 PM

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We had "sloped" tray ceilings put into our master bedroom. The joints continue to crack and do not look very good. We are considering installing molding around the bottom and/or top joints (not the downward sloping corner joints). So 2 questions: 1. What can we do to limit/eliminate the cracking of the joints? 2. Is it a good idea to use moldings (like crowns) on the angled edges? If so, were can I find examples (pictures) of where this has been done. Thank you.

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