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Molding joints


How does the crown molding meet at this interior angle? (Choose 2)
A. mitered joint,  B. coped joint
C. scribed joint,   D. scarf joint




Answer - B and C describe the same type of joint, where one side is square-cut against a wall and the other is undercut to the profile of the former.

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