Any home interior contractors on here?

pacuda59 said

What's worked in the past for me....

On the final wall you'll need to cope both ends which is very tricky. In the past i have spliced the final wall. You cope both ends and make a 45degree splice...keep shaving off of the miter until it fits snugly.....glue and nail. I usually consign the splice to the entrance wall.

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Jim, I have 15' lengths of crown and each wall is about 11'6" right around in there. If I cope for the profile, do I need to miter the other end, or can I just butt one end on the wall, and miter and cope where the crowns come together?

I've only done some patch-in on crowns when we bought the house. The living room was a godaweful baby s*** green that had to go, so I pulled all the existing moldings. Some of the crowns broke as I was taking it down and thankfully there was some crown left from when the house was built.