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      "name": "Can crown molding be installed on vaulted or sloped ceilings?",
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        "text": "Crown molding can definitely be installed on angled or vaulted ceilings, but it requires specialized transition techniques. Because standard crown assumes a 90-degree intersection between wall and ceiling, angled ceilings demand custom transition blocks, compound miter cuts, or horizontal returns. Another option is running a flat frieze board below the ceiling plane to create a uniform level surface for the crown profile. Planning these corner details in advance determines whether the final look appears seamless or awkward.",
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        "description": "Yes, but vaulted ceilings require specialized compound miter cuts, corner transition blocks, or flat frieze boards to resolve non-standard angles cleanly."
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  "description": "Yes, but vaulted ceilings require specialized compound miter cuts, corner transition blocks, or flat frieze boards to resolve non-standard angles cleanly."
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