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Back when I was building my studio I contemplated a curved cyc.
My conclusion is that everything about them is relatively simple EXCEPT the corner cove. Streight walls with a simple curve can be created out of a lot of stuff. But when you get to framing the curve of the corner cove, you're trying to cut stuff towards what you might call a multiple vanishing point mess. If I was going to go ahead, I'd probably start with one of the commercial corner pieces, stick that at the wall junction, then just frame the simple curves from there. I think anything else and you'll end up doing a LOT of plaster sculpting in order to get the corner cove even. I eventually dropped the idea and left the walls as is because I've had about 50 to 1 calls to recreate an office or other room shape - verses needing a seamless cove curl. And when I need that I just use seamless paper and roll it up afterwards. Such is life. |
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