Framing cornices for curtains - cornices, made with the use of a baguette - the bar, located in the front part of the product and performing an aesthetic function. Such cornices are one of the most popular due to their magnificent appearance and a huge number of design options.
Materials for molding cornices
The most common and widely presented in the stores are framed cornices from three main materials: wood , plastic and aluminum profiles.
Wooden framed cornices for curtains look very presentable and solid. They are the most expensive, as they are made from a solid mass of wood, often decorated with artistic carvings. They also look rich due to the demonstration of the beautiful structure of the tree, which is not intentionally painted over, but is allocated with the help of lacquer. Wooden cornices can carry a very heavy load, so they are often chosen if you plan to hang heavy curtains.
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Aluminum frame curtain rails are strong and durable, somewhat cheaper than wooden ones, despite their excellent performance. Since the gloss of metal often does not fit into the interior of the room, when designing the eaves of aluminum, sometimes used baguette-lining of wood or plastic.
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Plastic baguette curtain rods are the most budgetary option. Plastic has a huge number of colors and design solutions, which makes it a welcome acquisition, but it is not as durable as wood or metal.
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Kinds of a baguette cornice
There are also baguette cornices and how they attach to the surface.
Wall mounted curtain rails for curtains are attached directly to the wall above the window, so they do not require special skills for installation. They look very neat and beautiful.
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Ceiling framed cornices for curtains are fixed either to the ceiling, or, if using plasterboard or suspended ceilings, can be located in special niches above the windows.
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