Plaster Mouldings in Sheffield & South Yorkshire

P3 Plastering provides a range of decorative plaster moulding services, including plaster coving, cornices, plaster arches and other decorative plaster features. We can install new mouldings as part of a refurbishment or interior improvement project, as well as repair and restore existing decorative plasterwork.

We work with both traditional and contemporary interiors and can advise on suitable mouldings for the style and proportions of your room.

Yes. Where a standard moulding is not suitable, bespoke plaster mouldings can be produced to suit a particular design or to replicate existing decorative plasterwork.

This can be especially useful in period properties where an original cornice, coving or decorative feature has been damaged or sections are missing. A matching profile can be created so that replacement sections blend with the existing plasterwork as closely as possible.

Both coving and cornice are decorative mouldings fitted where the wall meets the ceiling, but the terms generally describe different styles of moulding.

Coving is typically simpler in profile and often has a regular curved or shaped design. Cornice tends to be more detailed or decorative and may have a greater projection or incorporate more elaborate architectural features. The most suitable option will depend on the style, proportions and character of the room.

Yes. Damaged plaster coving, cornices, arches and other decorative plaster mouldings can often be repaired or restored rather than completely replaced.

The appropriate method will depend on the condition and extent of the damage. Where sections are missing or beyond repair, replacement pieces may be produced to match the existing profile and decorative detail as closely as practical.

Yes. Where part of an existing moulding has been damaged or is missing, P3 Plastering can assess the original plasterwork and, where appropriate, arrange for a matching profile or replacement section to be produced.

This is particularly useful when restoring period features where an identical off-the-shelf moulding is no longer available. The aim is to retain the character of the original plasterwork while making the new section blend with the existing detail as closely as possible

The time required will depend on the type and amount of plaster moulding being installed, the complexity of the design, the condition of the existing surfaces and whether any repair or restoration work is required.

Straightforward coving installation may be relatively quick, while detailed cornice restoration, bespoke mouldings or more complex decorative work can take longer. We can give you a clearer indication of the timescale once we have assessed your particular project.

Plaster mouldings generally require very little routine maintenance. They can be gently dusted as part of normal household cleaning and redecorated when required.

Avoid excessive moisture or aggressive cleaning methods that could damage fine decorative detail. If cracks, loose sections or other damage appear, it is worth having the moulding assessed before the problem becomes more extensive.

The cost of plaster moulding work varies depending on the type and amount of moulding required, the complexity of the profile or design, the size of the room and the amount of preparation involved.

Bespoke mouldings and restoration work can also vary depending on the detail that needs to be reproduced and the condition of the existing plasterwork. P3 Plastering provides individual quotations based on the requirements of each project, so you know the cost before work begins.