rules for crown molding in Mobile Homes

10 years ago

What size crown molding should be used for a slanted ceiling with one outer wall at 6 and 1/2 ft and the inner wall 8 and 1/2 ft walls with molding around fire place that is suitable for Mobile Homes ????

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Michael Wolfe

8 years ago

last modified: 8 years ago

Michael Wolfe here Carpenter and Craftsman for 30 years I just can't believe what I'm reading on all these reviews about how crown molding cannot be done in a mobile home it just does not work there's no way bulshit you just don't know how to do it knowledge is power and knowing is half the battle leave this type of work to the real professionals building for America my America it's mine I own it. ALS development Souder carpentry Flagler County Bunnell Florida

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Patricia Colwell Consulting
10 years ago
IMO crown molding just does not work in a mobile home.
Linda Garasic
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks for your response Patricia .
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torreykm
10 years ago
Unfortunately I don't think it will work with the angled ceiling.
User
10 years ago
The rule is: none. It will not work.
Linda Garasic
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you " All " for your responses . Once I decide on what I am going to do , I will post a picture of temporary solution . But it's going to take time due to financial obligations in other areas . Thanks Again for all your responses .
jmm1837
10 years ago
My last house was a contemporary design with a slanting ceiling. We had no crown molding at all - it just wouldn't have worked with the sloping lines and modern vibe of the house. I don't think it would work on a mobile home, either, and for the same reasons.
tatts
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
You'd have compound angles at every corner (90 degrees on the horizontal axis and whatever the slope is on the vertical). Nightmare. Plus...mobile...even minor flexing would create obvious separations just above eye level.
jmm1837
8 years ago
Michael - it's not a question of whether it can be done, it's a question of whether it should be done.
H M
2 years ago
jmm1837 it can be done, it should be done if someone wants it. You just don't know how to do it and how to do it right. JS