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Gypsum is usually best for indoor use because it is affordable and easy to shape, but it is less moisture-resistant. Reinforced polyester is lighter, more durable, and better suited to exterior facades when treated against water and sun. Choose based on installation location and local climate.
Yes, if they are made for exterior use, such as fiber-reinforced polyester or treated gypsum. Use secure fixing, waterproofing, and UV protection. At Matkel, we recommend lightweight models with good insulation and finishing to reduce cracking and weathering.
Measure and clean the surface first, then secure the cornice with adhesive, metal brackets, or screws depending on weight and height. For exterior areas, use corrosion-resistant fasteners, fill joints with a flexible sealant, and check corners before finishing to prevent water leakage.
Yes, especially where the design is thick and the area is not directly exposed to constant rain. Moisture-resistant materials or protective coatings are recommended, and thermal barriers can help preserve shape and color under intense sunlight in Riyadh, Jeddah, or Dammam.
Cornices come in various lengths, heights, and profiles, from simple to classic or contemporary designs. They can be cut or repeated to fit facade lengths and suit villas, apartments, hotels, or commercial complexes. At Matkel, you can compare shapes and thicknesses before ordering.
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