FAQs: Internal & External Coving Corners

What do coving corners do?

Coving corners create neat joins where two coving lengths meet. Internal corners suit standard room junctions, while external corners finish outward-facing angles.

How do they save time during installation?

Corners remove the need for manual mitre cuts. You fit them directly in place, which makes the job faster and reduces errors.

Are SuperCove corners strong?

Yes. They share the same polyurethane core and paperboard face as our coving lengths and multipacks. This makes them lightweight but tough, with sharp edges that match plaster.

Can I paint coving corners to match my coving?

Yes. The paperboard surface accepts paint immediately, with no primer required. Once painted, the corners blend in seamlessly with the rest of the coving.

Do I need both internal and external corners?

That depends on your room. Most rooms use internal corners for ceiling junctions. If your layout includes outward-facing angles, add external corners. Pair with coving lengths or coving multipacks for complete coverage.