The Nicole Collection

The ceiling tile collections are modeled after original historical patterns and designs. The finished look is a beautifully detailed, light weight, solid construction, focal piece. Urethane ceiling tiles are light weight for easy installation. - They are fully primed and ready for your paint. If you have any questions feel free to ask. These are in stock and available for immediate shipment.

These corbels are truly unique in design and function. Primarily used in decorative applications urethane corbels can make a dramatic difference in kitchens, bathrooms, entryways, fireplace surrounds, and more. This material is also perfect for exterior applications. It will not rot or crack, and is impervious to insect manifestations. It comes to you factory primed and ready for your paint, faux finish, gel stain, marbleizing and more. With these corbels, you are only limited by your imagination.

Use it as a entry hallway crown-molding. Looks Beautiful!!. Sarah. Douglasville, GA. Wed Jul 22 2020

Our beautiful chair rail adds a decorative, historic, feel to walls, ceilings and furniture pieces. They are made from a high density urethane which gives each piece the unique details that mimic that of traditional plaster and wood designs, but at a fraction of the weight. This means a simple and easy installation for you. These are also commonly used for an inexpensive wainscot look.

Our appliques and onlays are the perfect accent pieces to cabinetry, furniture, fireplace mantels, ceilings, and more. Each pattern is carefully crafted after traditional and historical designs. Each polyurethane piece is easily installed, just like wood pieces, with simple glues and finish nails. Another benefit of polyurethane is it will not rot or crack, or warp. It comes to you factory primed and ready for your paint, faux finish, gel stain, marbleizing and more.

Lots of detail but quite heavy. Staining, as suggested in the description wasn't really possible. I had to apply several thin coats of stain and NOT wipe them off, as you would with real wood. Attaching to a surface is difficult because of the weight and not being able to nail. The end results can be good but requires more skill. Not for a beginner.. Anonymous. Tue Apr 27 2010