Thanks to our nearby warehouse in South Manchester, we can offer speedy delivery to Eccles without delay. Since our plaster products are of a fragile nature, we have our own dedicated team of drivers who will deliver your order by hand. Our drivers will ensure your order is handled with precision and carefully stacked in a safe place for you, until you're ready to begin installation. This is important to remember when having your order delivered to busy or crowded sites where damage could occur. 

At plaster Ceiling Roses we are proud to make all of our plaster products by hand, from panel moulding to decorative corbels and plaster coving to ornate ceiling roses. The entire process from start to finish is completely done by hand, using the same materials and traditional techniques that were used in Victorian times ensuring the very best quality. With our organised and spacious warehouse units, we're able to keep plenty of stock on hand, so if you are in need of a large order being fulfilled quickly - we've got you covered. 

Home to the famous and delicious Eccles cake, Eccles saw an impressive development during the industrial revolution, with masses of textile manufacturing happening. Countless red brick Victorian terraces were constructed to house the growing workforce.  All of these houses would have originally have had decorative plaster mouldings from top to bottom, consisting of plaster coving, ceiling roses, picture rails and corbels which were designed to impress and last, along with matching timber skirting boards and architraves. Fortunately due to their original durability, many of these architectural features have survived, but where they haven't, we have had the privilege of working on or supplying the building materials for many of the restorations ourselves. 

One of our most popular cornice profiles for classic renovation projects today is Swan Neck Plaster Cornice. Named for its shape that extends further across the ceiling presenting a gentle glow of elegance. Swan Neck Plaster Coving was extremely popular throughout Victorian times and continuing through into the Edwardian period, even today it remains as iconic as ever for its distinctive and luxurious silhouette. Available in a range of sizes we are able to offer you a consistent and uniformed finish throughout your home regardless of room dimensions. For average ceilings our MPC065 is ideal. For higher ceilings the LPC030 offers the same elegant profile in a larger scale and for smaller rooms or lower ceilings the SPC070 beautifully achieves the same classic transition. A Plain Spun Ceiling rose pairs perfectly with our Swan Neck coving which is also available in various sizes. For skirting boards consider our SB009 and for matching architrave our ARC008 completes the foundations. 

We don't just mould plaster coving for period homes, we have noticed a growing demand for plaster cornice and ceiling roses installed in new builds too. For more modern  interiors our MPC046 is a stylish choice for average ceilings, it  offers a sleek transition from wall to ceiling. If you are wanting to frame a room with a higher ceiling the LPC051 effortlessly provides a chic accent and for smaller rooms with lower ceilings the SPC014 is ideal for subtle interiors. Our friendly customer service team are also available to assist you in choosing the perfect complimentary set of skirting boards and architraves. 

If you are wanting to get a better feel of our plaster products, samples are available to purchase through the individual product pages as well as many photos of our products in diverse setups. Coving and ceiling roses are designed to last a lifetime, it is remarkable to see just how different the same cornice or ceiling roses can appear depending on how the room has been furnished and styled, enabling our products to survive many future renovations. 

We have a long list of recommended tradesmen in the Eccles area who are experts at installing our plaster products. To get the most out of your coving we would recommend using a specialist to install the coving as they are able to execute the problems that may come with fitting with ease, for example your ceiling and walls may not be even or you may find it tricky fitting around complex external corners , these are all normal aspects of the installation process. 

If you have any further questions regarding our products or the installation process our friendly customer service team are experts in all things plaster and can happily assist you further.