Angular Cornice Coving Moulding LED Tape Extrusion Profile

These covings conceal LED indirect light and allow the creation of subtle lighting effects. All covings will bring warmth to a room, and take away the harshness of a single central pendant light fitting. Compact LEDs are easy to install, cost little to run and have a long life whilst being environmentally friendly.

LEDs come in a variety of colour temperatures from warm white to cool white also RGBW for a full range of colour choices.

Install the Wise Octo Scene Dimming Receiver and LED Dimming drivers then a Wise Intense Switch can be fixed anywhere and linked to the Wise Octo Scene Dimming Receiver for full wireless control and scene setting - see linked products.

All Cornice Moulding Extrusions are lightweight and can be installed using strong glue - see below for details and download the installation guide for further information.

1. Install Cornice Moulding Extrusion using DecoFix Hydro Adhesive FDP700, no need for screws or pins.


2. One tube of DecoFix Hydro Adhesive FDP700 will fit between 3-4 two metre lengths of each extrusion.


3. Best practice on cleaning off overspill along lengths is to leave the glue in place until the following day, then with a Stanley Blade cut a small piece an simply peel off all exposed residue.


4. Failure to use DecoFix Extra Adhesive FX210 as a joint adhesive will result in shrinkage, and light coming through joints.


5. Use DecoFix Extra Adhesive FX210 on all butt and mitre joints.


6. Leaving excess DecoFix Extra Adhesive FX210 for an hour before wiping of the overspill (removal before that time may result in gaps with light shining through on joints).


7. Remove the overspill with a decorators trowel or spatula. Then wipe back with acetone or Industrial wipes.


8. Do not use fingers as the glue can leave a black stain on skin.

Any type of paint can be used, although there is no need for a primer (this is already applied in the factory). Unlike plaster uplighters the paint will sit on the surface rather than soak into the product, thus only 1 or 2 coats are needed for a good finish.