Crown cornice GW10
130,15 € HT156,18 € TTC
External Cornices
The external cornice is a projecting element made up of mouldings that crowns a wall or a façade. It protects the building from rainwater (by directing run-off away from the wall) and provides a major architectural ornament. Our range covers every type: crowning cornices, modern cornices, plinth cornices, string courses and decorative corbels.
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Subcategories
Crown cornice GW16
44,58 € HT53,49 € TTC
Cornice Crown GW9
26,74 € HT32,09 € TTC
Cornice Crown GW19
121,55 € HT145,86 € TTC
Cornice Crown GW11
57,93 € HT69,52 € TTC
Crown cornice GW6
40,80 € HT48,96 € TTC
Crown cornice GW15
44,58 € HT53,49 € TTC
Crown cornice GW1
78,14 € HT93,77 € TTC
Cornice Crown GW18
53,48 € HT64,18 € TTC
Rustication strip LBP 002
8,44 € HT10,13 € TTC
Rustication strip LBP 004
8,44 € HT10,13 € TTC
Rustication strip LBP 003
8,44 € HT10,13 € TTC
Rustication band LBP 001
8,44 € HT10,13 € TTC
Cornice families
- Crowning cornices — crowning the top of the façade, beneath the roof. Majestic, classical effect.
- Modern cornices — clean, geometric lines for contemporary façades.
- String courses — horizontal mouldings between storeys, visually separating the levels.
- Plinth cornices — lower section, at base-course level.
- Decorative corbel — projecting element beneath the cornice, supporting it visually.
- Multifunctional profiles — versatile profiles that can be used in several configurations.
Rainwater protection
A correctly sized cornice throws the rain clear of the façade, preventing the runs, black streaks and water ingress that spoil the render. A protective effect on top of the decorative role.
Installation and joints
Installed by exterior bonding with a special adhesive sealant. Corner joints (a cornice turning through 90°) are made either with prefabricated corner pieces or by 45° mitre cut using a mitre box. The joints are filled with adhesive, sanded and painted for a finish with no visible joint.
Help & advice
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before ordering. Another question? Contact us.
In proportion to the height of the façade: 8 to 15 cm high for a single-storey house, 15 to 25 cm for a two-storey house, 25 to 40 cm for apartment blocks or prestige villas.
Either with prefabricated corners (a standard 90° joint supplied as a separate piece) or with a 45° mitre cut made with a saw and a mitre box, then bonded and the joints sanded flush.
Yes — a correctly sized cornice (a projection of at least 5-10 cm) throws rainwater clear of the façade. It considerably reduces black streaks and run marks on the render.