I'm having trouble getting the crown to match in the corners (inside and outside) where the vaulted ceiling meets the wall. The ceiling is vaulted about 10 degrees. This is the first time I have had to do a vaulted ceiling and I'm just plain lost. How do you lay out the miter in order to get the corners to match? Getting a simple 45 to meet is not a problem but the extra angle has me scratching my head. Any help is greatly appreciated as I need to get this done ASAP in order for my wife and I to finish our adoption process for our 2 wonderful foster children.Thanks in advance, dburnham

 

This is the clearest description and array of photographs I have found to explain this obscure technique.

http://************/6fn69

Hope this helps.

 

Note on the examples on that website, the top part of the crown isn't sitting flat with the ceiling.

I must say that's quite a task to take on when having such a short time period to finish it.

 

hi
you need to add an extra piece of trim that meet the inside corner to the slope part. you make a strait cut to the long part going up the slope and you fill in the small piece to fit in between the inner corner piece to the strait cut

hope this helps

pg