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Cornices Suppliers

The uppermost sections of mouldings just below a roof or on top of a wall are called Cornices. Cornices can be as simple as a plain, square or rounded moulding or can be extremely ornate. You can find cornices in a variety of metals, wood, poly, or fiberglass material from any of our quality suppliers.

25 Suppliers

Fourth generation family-owned Chicago firm specializing in installation and repair of slate and tile roofing, plus copper cornices and inlaid gutters.
Specialists in manufacturing reproduction and custom wood windows, doors, doorways and architectural woodwork for restoration and renovation projects. Also, energy efficient true divided light windows…
Custom designs and manufacturing of decorative fiberglass reinforced plastic columns, cornices, balusters, cupolas, domes, crosses, fascia panels and more.
Manufacturer or EPS foam building materials including window sills, corbels, columns, archways plus custom applications.
Barnes Lumber Mfg., Inc.
Statesboro, GA
Cypress, antique heart pine and some hardwoods. Standard siding, ceiling, flooring, and moulding patterns. Also custom patterns and duplicate patterns.
Supplier of brick and masonry products since 1930. Brick, brick pavers, authentic terra-cotta, precast concrete.
High-quality copper custom sheet metal and roof drainage products including gutters, downspouts, snow guards and accessories. Sheet metal products including dormers, cupolas, spires, conductor heads,…
Full line of tin ceiling, wall panels, moldings and cornices. Web site has interesting history and tips for installation. Greer is a tinsmith with 35…
Cast Designs & Supply, LLC
Shelbyville, TN
Complete line of interior and exterior architectural products, hand-crafted in reinforced plaster, including moldings, ceiling medallions, wall niches, mantels, and domes. Standard catalog and custom…
Antique doors, flooring, beams, iron work, brackets, cornices, windows and mantels from historic New Orleans.
Decorator's Supply
Chicago, IL
Plaster ornaments of late 19th and early 20th century styles, made using original molds. Ceiling medallions, brackets, grilles & cornices.
Fluted, round and square fiberglass columns and bases in both stock and custom sizes and patterns. Also flexible architectural trim.