Bay window angle

May 27, 2013 4 Replies

Been fitting some cornice, and the angles round my bay window are odd. It's this sort of shape:-



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I'd have expected them to be something like 120/240 degrees, but are in fact 134/226.



Could understand if they were all different being an old house, but they're all near enough the same.


135 is 90 plus 45 so quite what I'd expect really??

Bob

Yep, set your mitre saw to 67.5 degs. It's a preset on my old Elu, and it took me a while to work out why

Thanks for the explanations.

Interesting. Are the two "side" windows the same width pane-wise?

Could it be that the view from either side window was designed to be optimal (other walls in the way etc.)?

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