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Shadow Gap Profiles
Shadow gap profiles are an interior design feature used to create a clean, minimalistic look by separating surfaces like walls, floors, or ceilings with a small, deliberate gap. Shadow gap creates a subtle shadow effect, highlighting the crisp lines of the design. It’s a popular choice in modern and contemporary interiors, giving a high-end, precise and elegant finish.
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What is a shadow gap?A shadow gap is an interior design feature where two surfaces, commonly a wall and a floor, don’t meet directly. This gap creates a shadow that adds an aesthetically pleasing effect, often used in minimalist designs to replace skirting boards or cornices.
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Where can shadow gaps be used in a home?Shadow gaps can be used in various areas of a home, including walls and floors, door frames, ceilings, stairs, and bathrooms. Each area utilizes the shadow gap to create a modern, clean aesthetic.
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How does a shadow gap function practically?Aside from its aesthetic appeal, a shadow gap allows for the natural expansion and contraction of a floor, providing a practical benefit in addition to its visual effect.
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How wide should a shadow gap be?Common shadow gap sizes range from 15-30mm. The gap should be large enough to cast a noticeable shadow, but not too large to create an awkward appearance.
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Can shadow gaps replace skirting boards?Yes, shadow gaps are often used as an alternative to skirting boards. By leaving a gap between the wall and floor, they create a clean, minimalist look that negates the need for traditional skirting.
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What materials are used to create shadow gaps?We use high quality Aluminium for all our shadow gap profiles.
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How do you install a shadow gap between a wall and floor?Installing a shadow gap involves measuring and marking where the gap will be, fixing beading to the wall, and then plastering over the edges to create a smooth finish. The process requires precise plastering skills for a clean result.
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Can DIYers install shadow gaps?While it's possible for skilled DIYers to install shadow gaps, the process is generally tricky and best suited for professionals due to the precision required in plastering and finishing.
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What should you consider when sizing a shadow gap?When sizing a shadow gap, it should be large enough to create a shadow but not too small to avoid appearing like an error. The gap size also affects the ease of maintenance and overall aesthetic.
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Where can you buy shadow gap trim or beading?Shadow gap trim or beading can be challenging to find in local hardware stores, This is the only online store available that specialises on shadow gap profiles.
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What is our Return and Shipping PolicyShipping and Return Policy is explained on each product page. You can also read about it here.
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