top | item 43055775 (no title) petersumskas | 1 year ago Australia is about the same except around the ceiling we call it a cornice. discuss order hn newest TheSpiceIsLife|1 year ago Slight correction: Around windows its architraves and reveals.But I’m in Tasmania, some geographic variation in dialect can be expected.Except, I’m from South Australia, so some people around here think I talk posh. ChoGGi|1 year ago For me the reveal is the amount of space between the window casing/trim and the frame of the window. load replies (1) secondcoming|1 year ago Cornice is used in the UK too, I've never heard of coving. walthamstow|1 year ago Interesting, maybe it's a regional thing - I'm from London.The category on the B&Q site is called "cornice & coving" so either they mean the same thing or there's a subtle difference in which one is which. Maybe one is plaster and one is wood? ChoGGi|1 year ago Same, I've heard it rarely used. Never heard coving before.
TheSpiceIsLife|1 year ago Slight correction: Around windows its architraves and reveals.But I’m in Tasmania, some geographic variation in dialect can be expected.Except, I’m from South Australia, so some people around here think I talk posh. ChoGGi|1 year ago For me the reveal is the amount of space between the window casing/trim and the frame of the window. load replies (1)
ChoGGi|1 year ago For me the reveal is the amount of space between the window casing/trim and the frame of the window. load replies (1)
secondcoming|1 year ago Cornice is used in the UK too, I've never heard of coving. walthamstow|1 year ago Interesting, maybe it's a regional thing - I'm from London.The category on the B&Q site is called "cornice & coving" so either they mean the same thing or there's a subtle difference in which one is which. Maybe one is plaster and one is wood? ChoGGi|1 year ago Same, I've heard it rarely used. Never heard coving before.
walthamstow|1 year ago Interesting, maybe it's a regional thing - I'm from London.The category on the B&Q site is called "cornice & coving" so either they mean the same thing or there's a subtle difference in which one is which. Maybe one is plaster and one is wood?
TheSpiceIsLife|1 year ago
But I’m in Tasmania, some geographic variation in dialect can be expected.
Except, I’m from South Australia, so some people around here think I talk posh.
ChoGGi|1 year ago
secondcoming|1 year ago
walthamstow|1 year ago
The category on the B&Q site is called "cornice & coving" so either they mean the same thing or there's a subtle difference in which one is which. Maybe one is plaster and one is wood?
ChoGGi|1 year ago