Previous | Page: 1 of 4 | Next         Inception Ornate Interiors can work to any specification for fibrous plasterwork. We can match existing designs for cornice, corbels, niches etc. either from a photograph (as we did for Newcastle Station) or from a piece of existing plasterwork from which we make the mould. Making The Mould We often need to take a sample of the plasterwork insitu to enable us to match to the existing. To do this we take a squeeze of the cornice by taking a saw and cutting through the cornice on the ceiling to expose the end. We then draw round the profile onto paper. The paper profile is then transferred on a piece of zinc which is cut and shaped to suit. The zinc is then transferred onto a hand held running mould called a horsemould constructed out of timber, which is used to produce the inverted profile for the mould. A piece of timber is then laid onto the bench to be used as a running rule which is basically a base line for the edge of the mould.   - Products - Manufacturing - The Showroom - Case Studies: - Private Chapel - Midland Hotel, Manchester - Lyall Street, London - Akbars Restaurant