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Mouldings & Surrounds
Precisely cast surround, band, and trim profiles that frame openings and organize façades.
The line between wall and sky
Cast Stone Crowns, Cornices & Bands
Layered cast stone crown and cornice profiles for rooflines, interiors, entries, and façade transitions.
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Live WebGL geometryCN10 · Catalogue-traced crown sectionCN10
Back to the designs ↑Drag to orbit · use Front, Isometric or Section to reset the viewIllustrative straight display length · inches25.2 inches · visual study onlyThe catalogue does not dimension a straight stock length. Section view zooms in on the cut profile; confirm ordered lengths and returns with Landmark Stone.
Digital smooth-color studyAlpine White · Smooth
This is CN10’s own catalogue-traced crown section, not a generic cornice shape. The straight run length is illustrative. CN10/CN16 dentil layout and relief include undimensioned estimates, identified in their notes. This is not fabrication CAD or an approved installation detail. Digital color and finish require physical sample approval. See all four precast finishes and 19 colors.
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CN10Crown profiles
Catalogue-based visual study · not fabrication CAD.
Dimensions, drawing & model notes
- Section height · inches
- 14 H · catalogue dimension
- Maximum projection · inches
- 9.25 · printed upper projection
- Printed lower projection · inches
- 3.75 · partial lower-edge dimension; minor drafting differences follow the traced outline
- Straight display run · inches
- 25.2 L · illustrative only, not a published stock length
- Dentil detail · estimated inches
- ≈ 2.25 wide × 4.34 drop, at ≈ 4.91 pitch. Layout is drawing-derived; 0.35 relief depth is an undimensioned visual estimate. Confirm the physical detail before specification.
- Source
- Section CWN1 · PDF page 1 · original section outline and illustrated details
- Reconstruction notes
- This individual crown section is traced from its original closed catalogue outline, identified by the shaded cut face. Overall height and top projection follow their printed dimensions. The printed top projection is also the maximum in this traced section. The straight display length is illustrative; no stock length is dimensioned in the catalogue. Minor undimensioned curves, ledges and drafting differences follow the drawing. Corners, returns, support, attachment, joints, tolerances and installation require approved project details. Digital reconstruction, not fabrication CAD; approve physical color and finish samples. The repeated dentil blocks follow the illustrated front detail. Their width, pitch and drop are drawing-derived estimates. Relief depth is undimensioned and estimated at 0.35 inches for visualization; none of these detail values is a published fabrication dimension.
Official catalogue drawing · PDF page 1 · Open full dimensions ↗Historic sheet: use current website contact details. Confirm final dimensions and availability with Landmark Stone.- Suitable conversations
- Rooflines · Cornice bands · Entry entablatures
- Coordinate before release
- Final dimensions, returns, attachment, tolerances, color, and texture.
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Catalogue notes & complete model index
Catalogue-traced crown and cornice sectionsCrowns & Cornices
27 catalogue / source references · 1 family · four digital color studies
27 individual CN sections · 3 original catalogue sheets
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Every crown uses its own original outline and published height and projection. CN10 and CN16 also include the illustrated repeating dentils; their layout is drawing-derived and relief depth is estimated, as explained below. Straight run lengths are illustrative, not catalogue stock lengths. Corners, returns, attachment and support need project-specific review.
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Architectural precastTwenty-seven catalog profiles · Strong shadow lines · Traditional and restrained formsCustom profiles welcome
About this catalogue and its source references
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Explore all 27 published crown and cornice sections as individual 3D models. Compare each outline with its original drawing, inspect height and projection, review dentil-detail estimates, and shortlist up to three references for your project.
Material programArchitectural precast
ApplicationsRooflines · Cornice bands
Catalogue / source references shown27 entries
Project optionsSize · finish · returns
Architectural
Cast Stone Crowns, Cornices & Bands: profiles, applications and planning.
Crown and cornice profiles complete the upper edge of a composition. Deep projections create shadow and visual weight, while restrained sections support cleaner contemporary façades.
Explore all 27 CN-series profiles, each matched to its own original catalogue section. Compare their height, projection and source drawing; discuss custom lengths, corners and returns for your project. CN10 and CN16 include illustrated dentil details with drawing-derived layout and estimated relief depth.
Landmark Stone is based in Olivehurst, California. Share your project location and drawings for a product review, including projects in Sacramento and across Northern California.
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Why it works
- Twenty-seven catalog profiles
- Strong shadow lines
- Traditional and restrained forms
- Custom lengths and returns
- Interior and exterior use
- Coordinated moulding families
Applications
Crowns & Cornices: typical applications.
A starting point for design conversations. Project conditions, engineering, attachment, and local requirements should be reviewed for the final assembly.
01Rooflines
02Cornice bands
03Entry entablatures
04Interior crowns
05Fireplace overmantels
06Façade transitions
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From reference to release
What Landmark Stone needs to resolve the piece.
A catalogue code is a useful starting point, not the whole specification. Send the available project information and the team can help close the gaps before fabrication.
Start a Crowns & Cornices review- 01Drawings & dimensions
Plans, elevations, sections, field measurements, or a marked-up sketch.
- 02Reference & design intent
A catalogue model, inspiration image, or profile that establishes the desired character.
- 03Quantity & configuration
Piece counts, linear footage, corners, radii, returns, openings, and repeated conditions.
- 04Color & surface
Target color, texture, adjacent materials, and the light conditions used for sample approval.
- 05Interface & schedule
Substrate, attachment assumptions, delivery sequence, site access, and required milestone dates.
Common planning questions
Useful answers before you request pricing.
What should be coordinated for a projecting cornice?
Review the profile, projection, piece lengths, corners and support conditions against building elevations. Final attachment and interface details depend on the selected geometry and substrate.
Can catalogue references be customized?
Yes. Catalogue families establish proportion and design direction. Final size, length, returns, radius conditions, color, texture, and project interfaces can be reviewed for the selected application.
What should be included with a quote request?
Send the model or design reference, dimensioned drawings when available, quantities, project location, desired finish, and schedule. Early sketches are also welcome when details are still being developed.
How are color and texture approved?
Digital finish studies help narrow the direction, but physical samples should be reviewed beside adjacent materials and in the project’s actual light before final approval.
Are attachment and installation requirements included?
The final assembly depends on piece geometry, substrate, loading, access, and local requirements. These conditions should be coordinated with the project team before release.
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