Our cornices are made from a high density foam known as XPS . It is a closed cell foam making it lightweight and moisture resistant . perfect for wet rooms. Our product has been treated with a fire retardant making it safe to use in your home or business . It is also 90% lighter then plaster making it an easier cornice for lifting and placing.

What is a cornice?

A cornice is a decorative moulding that sits where the wall meets the ceiling. It adds a clean finished look to a room by covering up any joins between surfaces ( these can sometimes be uneven joins and cracks that need covering) The cornice sometimes referred to as a ceiling cornice will add an aesthetic element and style by hiding some imperfections.

What is another name for a cornice?

A Cornice goes by many names it is some times referred to as coving or crown molding (crown moulding) or simply cornicing.

What types of cornices do you offer?

We offer a wide range of interior ceiling cornices made from XPS polystyrene . Our ceiling cornices come in a variety of modern styles , sizes and finishes. Our cornices are lightweight and flame retardant it is moisture resistant making them versatile enough to use in every corner of your home. We also provide custom cornice solutions to meet your specific requirements.

What is a cornice made of?

Cornices are typically made from of three main materials

Plaster

A traditional material that has been used for decades, most Australian homes have a plaster styled cornice. Plaster cornices offer sharp detail and a solid feel. They are ideal for heritage homes and decorative interiors but are heavier and require professional installation.

EPS ( Expanded Polystyrene)

Lightweight and cost effective, EPS cornices are made from foam beads that are moulded into shape. They are easy to install and paint, making them a popular choice for DIY projects. However, they can be less durable than other options

XPS (Extruded Polystyrene)

Modern and moisture resistant, XPS ceiling cornices are manufactured from high density foam. They offer a smooth finish, are more durable than EPS and are perfect for clean modern designs. This is the material we use at Cornice Pro for its excellent strength to weight ratio and refined look

 Which type of cornice is best?

It all depends on your needs

Plaster cornices 

Are best for traditional or ornate interiors where fine details and heritage style matter most. However, they are heavier and prone to breaking, styles are also quick to become obsolete leaving you stuck trying to find a replacement years later. Plaster can be tricky to install and would require a professional.

EPS cornices 

Are Ideal for budget friendly , DIY applications . They are light and easy to work with but not as durable or refined in appearance.

XPS cornices 

Offers the best of both worlds. XPS cornices are lightweight like EPS but they are denser, smoother and more resistant to moisture. They are the perfect Ceiling cornice for modern designs, quick to install and long lasting

 Can I request a custom cornice design?

Yes! We specialize in custom cornice designs. If you have a specific look or size in mind, please contact us and our team will work with you to bring your vision to life. Give us a call on 0753569446 or email us at sales@cornicepro.com.au all we would need from you is the side profile of the cornice you want and the size and we can design the cornice the way you want it.

 What materials are your cornices made from?

Our cornices are made from high-quality XPS (extruded polystyrene), which is lightweight, durable, and easy to install. This material is moisture-resistant and flame retardant it is  perfect for both residential and commercial applications. XPS cornices are extremely lightweight and can be applied by a solo applicant they work very well with acrylic paints and stick with any cornice adhesive.

 How do I place an order?

You can place an order directly through our website or come to our store conveniently located between Gold coast and Brisbane, or contact us via phone or email. For custom orders or large projects, we recommend reaching out to discuss your requirements in detail.

 Do you offer installation services?

While we specialize in manufacturing and supplying cornices, we can recommend trusted installers in your area. Please let us know if you need installation assistance. we also have a helpful How-to-install-a -cornice

 Can I view your products in person before purchasing?

Yes! We welcome customers to visit our showroom in Ormeau, Gold Coast to see our full range of cornices. This gives you the opportunity to touch and feel the cornices before purchasing .

 How long does delivery take?

Delivery times depend on your order size and location. Standard orders are usually dispatched within a few business days. Custom orders may require additional lead time, which we’ll confirm with you when you place your order.

 

 Are your cornices suitable for bathrooms or kitchens?

Absolutely! Our XPS cornices are moisture-resistant and well-suited for use in bathrooms, kitchens, and other areas with higher humidity. Our ceiling cornices can also be placed on to tile with our Cornice adhesive just ensure that you have wiped the tile first with an acetone to remove any oily residue.

 How do I get a quote for my project?

Simply contact us with your requirements, including measurements and design preferences. We’ll provide a detailed, obligation-free quote as soon as possible. you can email us at Sales@cornicepro.com.au, if you are local in Brisbane or Goldcoast why not stop by to view our showroom while we help you with your project.

What is a drop

A Cornice drop is the vertical measurement from the ceiling down to the lowest point of the cornice ( not the face of the cornice). This is one of the key dimensions used to identify cornice size.

How do I measure the drop of my cornice?

To measure the drop you would place a ruler or a tape measure at the bottom of the cornice and measure straight up towards the ceiling.

What if I cant remove my cornices to measure the drop?

If you can't remove your cornice, you can use a right angled ruler or a carpenters square to measure the drop accurately while the cornice is still installed.

Why do I need to know the drop of my cornice?

Knowing the drop helps determine what size cornice will look and fit best in your space. The drop affects how balanced the cornice appears in relation to your ceiling height.

What's the difference between drop, face and projection?

Drop-  ceiling to bottom of Cornice

Face- diagonal front surface of the cornice

Projection- how far the cornice extends ot across the ceiling from the wall

What's the standard drop size for cornices?

Standard cornice drops are 55mm, 75mm and 90mm but larger features can have deeper drops for a more dramtic effect .

What is a square set cornice?

A Square set Cornice is a specially designed cornice made to mimic the look of a square set ceiling , they give the appearance of a square set look without the work needed to reset your ceiling, they also come with added benefits like integrated LED channels or tidy cable management.

How do I work out how much Adhesive I need?

One tube of adhesive should cover about 6m of cornice . So if you are ordering 12m of cornice you will need two tubes of adhesive! 

What do you use to cut the cornice?

Cutting the cornice is easy, you just need a fine toothed saw. Measure the cornice and mark where you want to make the cut. Place the cornice on a steady surface, gently place your hand on it too keep it from slipping. Cut smoothly in one motion keeping the blade steady. Always cut slowly allowing the blade to do the work.

Who installs cornices?

Our cornices are so simple to install that anyone can do it but if you prefer to use a qualified Tradesman your best bet is with a Plasterer. Plasterers are highly qualified to install cornices if you are looking for a plasterer on the Gold Coast give us a call and we can help you or else have a look at Hipages  or Airtasker.

Why do cornices crack?

Traditionally its plaster cornices that crack due to their rigid nature and they cant handle the natural building movements. Our XPS polystyrene cornices are lightweight and slightly flexible so they are less likely to crack , at worst you might see a hairline crack in the paint if the building shifts a lot but the cornice will not break. We also use a flexible gap and fill adhesive that reduces movement and keeps the finish looking seamless.

Can Polystyrene Cornices be painted?

Yes , they can . you should always use a water based paint and we highly recommended that you use a primer first for a smoother finish. Then just one or two coats depending on your preference.  

Are cornices in style?

Styles are objective so yes they will always be in style. Cornices come in a variety of styles from contemporary, traditional , square set and LED cornices .There is a cornice style for everyone.

Are Lightweight cornices easy to install?

Yes, lightweight cornices are very easy to install as they can be moved and picked up single handed. No cement is needed , just a water based adhesive and it sticks directly to the walls surface without the need to nail in place.

Are Lightweight cornices moisture resistant and fire proof?

Yes , our lightweight cornices are made from XPS foam, this high density product is closed cell which makes it moisture resistant . it has also been treated with a fire retardant so it will not catch a light and carry a flame making it perfectly safe for your home or business.

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Our Cornices come in 2m lengths . This makes them the perfect size for sliding in the back of your car or going up a lift . We can ship our cornices Australia wide and keep the cost low. due to the length of the cornice.

What is a cornice?

A cornice is a decorative moulding that sits where the wall meets the ceiling. It adds a clean finished look to a room by covering up any joins between surfaces ( these can sometimes be uneven joins and cracks that need covering) The cornice sometimes referred to as a ceiling cornice will add an aesthetic element and style by hiding some imperfections.

What is another name for a cornice?

A Cornice goes by many names it is some times referred to as coving or crown molding (crown moulding) or simply cornicing.

What types of cornices do you offer?

We offer a wide range of interior ceiling cornices made from XPS polystyrene . Our ceiling cornices come in a variety of modern styles , sizes and finishes. Our cornices are lightweight and flame retardant it is moisture resistant making them versatile enough to use in every corner of your home. We also provide custom cornice solutions to meet your specific requirements.

What is a cornice made of?

Cornices are typically made from of three main materials

Plaster

A traditional material that has been used for decades, most Australian homes have a plaster styled cornice. Plaster cornices offer sharp detail and a solid feel. They are ideal for heritage homes and decorative interiors but are heavier and require professional installation.

EPS ( Expanded Polystyrene)

Lightweight and cost effective, EPS cornices are made from foam beads that are moulded into shape. They are easy to install and paint, making them a popular choice for DIY projects. However, they can be less durable than other options

XPS (Extruded Polystyrene)

Modern and moisture resistant, XPS ceiling cornices are manufactured from high density foam. They offer a smooth finish, are more durable than EPS and are perfect for clean modern designs. This is the material we use at Cornice Pro for its excellent strength to weight ratio and refined look

 Which type of cornice is best?

It all depends on your needs

Plaster cornices 

Are best for traditional or ornate interiors where fine details and heritage style matter most. However, they are heavier and prone to breaking, styles are also quick to become obsolete leaving you stuck trying to find a replacement years later. Plaster can be tricky to install and would require a professional.

EPS cornices 

Are Ideal for budget friendly , DIY applications . They are light and easy to work with but not as durable or refined in appearance.

XPS cornices 

Offers the best of both worlds. XPS cornices are lightweight like EPS but they are denser, smoother and more resistant to moisture. They are the perfect Ceiling cornice for modern designs, quick to install and long lasting

 Can I request a custom cornice design?

Yes! We specialize in custom cornice designs. If you have a specific look or size in mind, please contact us and our team will work with you to bring your vision to life. Give us a call on 0753569446 or email us at sales@cornicepro.com.au all we would need from you is the side profile of the cornice you want and the size and we can design the cornice the way you want it.

 What materials are your cornices made from?

Our cornices are made from high-quality XPS (extruded polystyrene), which is lightweight, durable, and easy to install. This material is moisture-resistant and flame retardant it is  perfect for both residential and commercial applications. XPS cornices are extremely lightweight and can be applied by a solo applicant they work very well with acrylic paints and stick with any cornice adhesive.

 How do I place an order?

You can place an order directly through our website or come to our store conveniently located between Gold coast and Brisbane, or contact us via phone or email. For custom orders or large projects, we recommend reaching out to discuss your requirements in detail.

 Do you offer installation services?

While we specialize in manufacturing and supplying cornices, we can recommend trusted installers in your area. Please let us know if you need installation assistance. we also have a helpful How-to-install-a -cornice

 Can I view your products in person before purchasing?

Yes! We welcome customers to visit our showroom in Ormeau, Gold Coast to see our full range of cornices. This gives you the opportunity to touch and feel the cornices before purchasing .

 How long does delivery take?

Delivery times depend on your order size and location. Standard orders are usually dispatched within a few business days. Custom orders may require additional lead time, which we’ll confirm with you when you place your order.

 

 Are your cornices suitable for bathrooms or kitchens?

Absolutely! Our XPS cornices are moisture-resistant and well-suited for use in bathrooms, kitchens, and other areas with higher humidity. Our ceiling cornices can also be placed on to tile with our Cornice adhesive just ensure that you have wiped the tile first with an acetone to remove any oily residue.

 How do I get a quote for my project?

Simply contact us with your requirements, including measurements and design preferences. We’ll provide a detailed, obligation-free quote as soon as possible. you can email us at Sales@cornicepro.com.au, if you are local in Brisbane or Goldcoast why not stop by to view our showroom while we help you with your project.

What is a drop

A Cornice drop is the vertical measurement from the ceiling down to the lowest point of the cornice ( not the face of the cornice). This is one of the key dimensions used to identify cornice size.

How do I measure the drop of my cornice?

To measure the drop you would place a ruler or a tape measure at the bottom of the cornice and measure straight up towards the ceiling.

What if I cant remove my cornices to measure the drop?

If you can't remove your cornice, you can use a right angled ruler or a carpenters square to measure the drop accurately while the cornice is still installed.

Why do I need to know the drop of my cornice?

Knowing the drop helps determine what size cornice will look and fit best in your space. The drop affects how balanced the cornice appears in relation to your ceiling height.

What's the difference between drop, face and projection?

Drop-  ceiling to bottom of Cornice

Face- diagonal front surface of the cornice

Projection- how far the cornice extends ot across the ceiling from the wall

What's the standard drop size for cornices?

Standard cornice drops are 55mm, 75mm and 90mm but larger features can have deeper drops for a more dramtic effect .

What is a square set cornice?

A Square set Cornice is a specially designed cornice made to mimic the look of a square set ceiling , they give the appearance of a square set look without the work needed to reset your ceiling, they also come with added benefits like integrated LED channels or tidy cable management.

How do I work out how much Adhesive I need?

One tube of adhesive should cover about 6m of cornice . So if you are ordering 12m of cornice you will need two tubes of adhesive! 

What do you use to cut the cornice?

Cutting the cornice is easy, you just need a fine toothed saw. Measure the cornice and mark where you want to make the cut. Place the cornice on a steady surface, gently place your hand on it too keep it from slipping. Cut smoothly in one motion keeping the blade steady. Always cut slowly allowing the blade to do the work.

Who installs cornices?

Our cornices are so simple to install that anyone can do it but if you prefer to use a qualified Tradesman your best bet is with a Plasterer. Plasterers are highly qualified to install cornices if you are looking for a plasterer on the Gold Coast give us a call and we can help you or else have a look at Hipages  or Airtasker.

Why do cornices crack?

Traditionally its plaster cornices that crack due to their rigid nature and they cant handle the natural building movements. Our XPS polystyrene cornices are lightweight and slightly flexible so they are less likely to crack , at worst you might see a hairline crack in the paint if the building shifts a lot but the cornice will not break. We also use a flexible gap and fill adhesive that reduces movement and keeps the finish looking seamless.

Can Polystyrene Cornices be painted?

Yes , they can . you should always use a water based paint and we highly recommended that you use a primer first for a smoother finish. Then just one or two coats depending on your preference.  

Are cornices in style?

Styles are objective so yes they will always be in style. Cornices come in a variety of styles from contemporary, traditional , square set and LED cornices .There is a cornice style for everyone.

Are Lightweight cornices easy to install?

Yes, lightweight cornices are very easy to install as they can be moved and picked up single handed. No cement is needed , just a water based adhesive and it sticks directly to the walls surface without the need to nail in place.

Are Lightweight cornices moisture resistant and fire proof?

Yes , our lightweight cornices are made from XPS foam, this high density product is closed cell which makes it moisture resistant . it has also been treated with a fire retardant so it will not catch a light and carry a flame making it perfectly safe for your home or business.

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Yes, we have a full range of cornices specially designed to retrofit ( become a cornice cover ) you can view our retrofitting range of cornices or we can customize a cornice to suit your needs

Looking for some Inspiration for your next project ?

Browse our inspiration page showcasing high density XPS cornices installed in homes and commercial spaces across Australia. Our cornice range has been used in wet areas, bedrooms kitchens and business, proving it's versatility and durability in real world applications.

If you are wondering how XPS cornices compare to traditional plaster or you’d like to see your favourite profile installed in a finished space, this gallery offers real inspiration to help make your project decision easier and more confident.

Yes , we can match any linear cornice. We can match a plaster cornice to a foam cornice and have a seamless finish. Contact sales@cornicepro.com.au if you are looking for a cornice match.

At Cornice Pro, we specialize in custom match cornices for all ceiling styles . If you're struggling to find a replacement for an old discontinued cornice , don't stress we have you covered.

Our expert designers are highly skilled at replicating existing profiles with precision. Whether its a traditional cove or a modern design, we can seamlessly match your old cornice with a brand new one. So precise you wont see the difference.

Custom Match Cornicing

How does it work?

• Send us a clean cut  sample of your cornice, or a clearly drawn side profile with accurate measurements 

• Our qualified team will digitally recreate the design , matching it line for line.
• Once approved , we will cut your custom match cornice using our advanced CNC system.
• You will receive your made to order custom match cornice ready to install , why not add some Cornice strength adhesive for a pro fit.
• Give it a coat of primer and paint to match your ceiling and you are done 

It couldn't be easier with Cornice Pro, If you are looking to match your Ceiling cornices, contact us today and lets bring your space back to life !

 

 

Fast turnaround with stock on hand. Custom orders typically ready within 48–72 hours

What is a cornice?

A cornice is a decorative moulding that sits where the wall meets the ceiling. It adds a clean finished look to a room by covering up any joins between surfaces ( these can sometimes be uneven joins and cracks that need covering) The cornice sometimes referred to as a ceiling cornice will add an aesthetic element and style by hiding some imperfections.

What is another name for a cornice?

A Cornice goes by many names it is some times referred to as coving or crown molding (crown moulding) or simply cornicing.

What types of cornices do you offer?

We offer a wide range of interior ceiling cornices made from XPS polystyrene . Our ceiling cornices come in a variety of modern styles , sizes and finishes. Our cornices are lightweight and flame retardant it is moisture resistant making them versatile enough to use in every corner of your home. We also provide custom cornice solutions to meet your specific requirements.

What is a cornice made of?

Cornices are typically made from of three main materials

Plaster

A traditional material that has been used for decades, most Australian homes have a plaster styled cornice. Plaster cornices offer sharp detail and a solid feel. They are ideal for heritage homes and decorative interiors but are heavier and require professional installation.

EPS ( Expanded Polystyrene)

Lightweight and cost effective, EPS cornices are made from foam beads that are moulded into shape. They are easy to install and paint, making them a popular choice for DIY projects. However, they can be less durable than other options

XPS (Extruded Polystyrene)

Modern and moisture resistant, XPS ceiling cornices are manufactured from high density foam. They offer a smooth finish, are more durable than EPS and are perfect for clean modern designs. This is the material we use at Cornice Pro for its excellent strength to weight ratio and refined look

 Which type of cornice is best?

It all depends on your needs

Plaster cornices 

Are best for traditional or ornate interiors where fine details and heritage style matter most. However, they are heavier and prone to breaking, styles are also quick to become obsolete leaving you stuck trying to find a replacement years later. Plaster can be tricky to install and would require a professional.

EPS cornices 

Are Ideal for budget friendly , DIY applications . They are light and easy to work with but not as durable or refined in appearance.

XPS cornices 

Offers the best of both worlds. XPS cornices are lightweight like EPS but they are denser, smoother and more resistant to moisture. They are the perfect Ceiling cornice for modern designs, quick to install and long lasting

 Can I request a custom cornice design?

Yes! We specialize in custom cornice designs. If you have a specific look or size in mind, please contact us and our team will work with you to bring your vision to life. Give us a call on 0753569446 or email us at sales@cornicepro.com.au all we would need from you is the side profile of the cornice you want and the size and we can design the cornice the way you want it.

 What materials are your cornices made from?

Our cornices are made from high-quality XPS (extruded polystyrene), which is lightweight, durable, and easy to install. This material is moisture-resistant and flame retardant it is  perfect for both residential and commercial applications. XPS cornices are extremely lightweight and can be applied by a solo applicant they work very well with acrylic paints and stick with any cornice adhesive.

 How do I place an order?

You can place an order directly through our website or come to our store conveniently located between Gold coast and Brisbane, or contact us via phone or email. For custom orders or large projects, we recommend reaching out to discuss your requirements in detail.

 Do you offer installation services?

While we specialize in manufacturing and supplying cornices, we can recommend trusted installers in your area. Please let us know if you need installation assistance. we also have a helpful How-to-install-a -cornice

 Can I view your products in person before purchasing?

Yes! We welcome customers to visit our showroom in Ormeau, Gold Coast to see our full range of cornices. This gives you the opportunity to touch and feel the cornices before purchasing .

 How long does delivery take?

Delivery times depend on your order size and location. Standard orders are usually dispatched within a few business days. Custom orders may require additional lead time, which we’ll confirm with you when you place your order.

 

 Are your cornices suitable for bathrooms or kitchens?

Absolutely! Our XPS cornices are moisture-resistant and well-suited for use in bathrooms, kitchens, and other areas with higher humidity. Our ceiling cornices can also be placed on to tile with our Cornice adhesive just ensure that you have wiped the tile first with an acetone to remove any oily residue.

 How do I get a quote for my project?

Simply contact us with your requirements, including measurements and design preferences. We’ll provide a detailed, obligation-free quote as soon as possible. you can email us at Sales@cornicepro.com.au, if you are local in Brisbane or Goldcoast why not stop by to view our showroom while we help you with your project.

What is a drop

A Cornice drop is the vertical measurement from the ceiling down to the lowest point of the cornice ( not the face of the cornice). This is one of the key dimensions used to identify cornice size.

How do I measure the drop of my cornice?

To measure the drop you would place a ruler or a tape measure at the bottom of the cornice and measure straight up towards the ceiling.

What if I cant remove my cornices to measure the drop?

If you can't remove your cornice, you can use a right angled ruler or a carpenters square to measure the drop accurately while the cornice is still installed.

Why do I need to know the drop of my cornice?

Knowing the drop helps determine what size cornice will look and fit best in your space. The drop affects how balanced the cornice appears in relation to your ceiling height.

What's the difference between drop, face and projection?

Drop-  ceiling to bottom of Cornice

Face- diagonal front surface of the cornice

Projection- how far the cornice extends ot across the ceiling from the wall

What's the standard drop size for cornices?

Standard cornice drops are 55mm, 75mm and 90mm but larger features can have deeper drops for a more dramtic effect .

What is a square set cornice?

A Square set Cornice is a specially designed cornice made to mimic the look of a square set ceiling , they give the appearance of a square set look without the work needed to reset your ceiling, they also come with added benefits like integrated LED channels or tidy cable management.

How do I work out how much Adhesive I need?

One tube of adhesive should cover about 6m of cornice . So if you are ordering 12m of cornice you will need two tubes of adhesive! 

What do you use to cut the cornice?

Cutting the cornice is easy, you just need a fine toothed saw. Measure the cornice and mark where you want to make the cut. Place the cornice on a steady surface, gently place your hand on it too keep it from slipping. Cut smoothly in one motion keeping the blade steady. Always cut slowly allowing the blade to do the work.

Who installs cornices?

Our cornices are so simple to install that anyone can do it but if you prefer to use a qualified Tradesman your best bet is with a Plasterer. Plasterers are highly qualified to install cornices if you are looking for a plasterer on the Gold Coast give us a call and we can help you or else have a look at Hipages  or Airtasker.

Why do cornices crack?

Traditionally its plaster cornices that crack due to their rigid nature and they cant handle the natural building movements. Our XPS polystyrene cornices are lightweight and slightly flexible so they are less likely to crack , at worst you might see a hairline crack in the paint if the building shifts a lot but the cornice will not break. We also use a flexible gap and fill adhesive that reduces movement and keeps the finish looking seamless.

Can Polystyrene Cornices be painted?

Yes , they can . you should always use a water based paint and we highly recommended that you use a primer first for a smoother finish. Then just one or two coats depending on your preference.  

Are cornices in style?

Styles are objective so yes they will always be in style. Cornices come in a variety of styles from contemporary, traditional , square set and LED cornices .There is a cornice style for everyone.

Are Lightweight cornices easy to install?

Yes, lightweight cornices are very easy to install as they can be moved and picked up single handed. No cement is needed , just a water based adhesive and it sticks directly to the walls surface without the need to nail in place.

Are Lightweight cornices moisture resistant and fire proof?

Yes , our lightweight cornices are made from XPS foam, this high density product is closed cell which makes it moisture resistant . it has also been treated with a fire retardant so it will not catch a light and carry a flame making it perfectly safe for your home or business.

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Yes you can XPS is a very versatile product . You can paint over it with a water-based primer and paint