Fitting coving and decorative mouldings round the walls and ceilings of rooms in our houses is a fad which has gone into and out of fashion over the years. However, coving is certainly a lovely addition to virtually any room in your house and is worth looking at if you'd like to improve the decoration of your property in the UK.

Indeed, it is possible to purchase ready cut coving products or purpose made corners to assist you with those complex angles. Therefore you might believe that you'll be able to undertake this task yourself, though to be candid, it may be a little beyond the abilities of your average DIYer. Thereby, locating a professional coving fitter in the UK might well be the better option if you want to make sure the job is carried out right.

Coving - What is It? - Coving is used to soften the corners where ceilings adjoin walls in a property, and is a moulded product that can be created from many types of materials, for instance MDF, high density polystyrene, PVC, polyurethane, timber, polyethylene, duropolymer, plaster core, gyproc and plastic. Although coving is generally fitted inside a building, it may sometimes be used externally, for example to improve the look of eaves. Coving shapes can vary from quite simple quadrant designs to really elaborate, multi-faceted patterns. Coving typically comes in straight lengths of 2m - 3m with certain ranges incorporating pre-prepared corner and angle sets, which makes the life of the coving fitter, rather easier.

If you will be aiming to purchase coving in the UK area, you'll have to go to the closest DIY outlet, many of which should have some in stock, whilst for specialist coving, for instance solid wood coving you might need to ask at a local UK joinery workshop. Virtually all of the best known builders merchants and DIY retailers stock some coving, so if you've got a Screwfix, Travis Perkins, Wickes, Homebase, Jewson or B&Q close by, you should be able to get exactly what you need.

When you are trying to locate a professional coving fitter in the UK, you should consider checking out the tradesmens portal, Rated People, where you'll need to pop along to the "Plasterers" section. Plasterers are often the traditional tradesmen to contact for fitting coving, although of course, if you are aiming to fit wooden coving, then locating a carpenter and joiner in the UK may be the better option. You could likewise try your neighbourhood odd job man or handyman, who may be prepared to take on a coving job in the UK.

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