Corniz is one of the interior decoration materials that is used at the bottom of the wall and it is used for the visual beauty of the environment, to protect the wall from impact and moisture, and also to cover the end seams of floor coverings such as parquet or flooring. will be In this article, we introduce the types of cornices in terms of material and discuss the features, installation method and suitable environment for each one.
Types of Frames in terms of sex:
Coated MDF cornice
Raw MDF cornice
Polystyrene cornice
PVC cornice
Natural wood cornice
polyurethane cornice
plaster cornice
foam cornice
stone cornice
ceramic cornice
MDF -coated frame
MDF cornice is one of the most popular types of cornice, which is made of wood derivatives and PVC coating. This cornice has a very high variety of designs and colors.
MDF
MDF cornice is produced and offered in the market with thicknesses of 8 and 16 mm and width of 7 to 20 cm.
MDF resistance to water and moisture
MDF baseboard, because it is made of wood derivatives (MDF), should not be directly exposed to water and moisture in any way and in environments where it is possible to directly wash the floor with water (such as commercial centers) should not use this type of baseboard.
MDF baseboard can be easily cleaned with a wet or damp cloth and because it is made of PVC coating, it does not get dirty. .
Use MDF cornice on parquet
The core material of the MDF cornice is made of wood derivatives like parquet, and most of its coverings are made of wood; Therefore, for environments where parquet is used to cover the floor, we suggest using MDF cornice. Keep in mind that when installing parquet, due to contraction and expansion, its tiles must be 1 cm away from the wall; Therefore, be sure to choose your MDF baseboard of 16 mm type to cover the distance of the wall.