Ceiling Centres & Roses
by Plastercraft
Auckland, New Zealand
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Ceiling centres have been traditionally used as 'centre pieces' for elaborate ceiling designs to complement hanging lights. If we do not have an existing product to suit your requirements we can make a centre to your own design.
Product Details
- Product
- Ceiling Centres & Roses
- Category
- Skirtings, Mouldings & Jambs
- Sold by
- Plastercraft
- Warranty
- 50 years
Product specified by
Ceiling centres have been traditionally used as 'centre pieces' for elaborate ceiling designs to complement hanging lights.
If we do not have an existing product to suit your requirements we can make a centre to your own design.
- Pricing
- From $60 - $370 *Price indication
- Scope of use
Ceiling centres are traditionally for transforming your ceiling but can be used as a decorative on your wall
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Frequently asked questions about
Ceiling Centres & Roses
The Ceiling Centres & Roses is supplied by Plastercraft. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Plastercraft lists on ArchiPro.
Plastercraft lists the Ceiling Centres & Roses from $60 - $370, as a price indication. For an exact price for your project, .
It is listed under Skirtings, Mouldings & Jambs on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with skirtings, mouldings & jambs from other suppliers.
Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Mt Albert Villa by KKID and Kenyon - Heritage Renovation by J B Interiors. See how it was used in a finished space.
from this page, see their contact details on ArchiPro, or visit their website. The Plastercraft profile on ArchiPro has the rest of their products.
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