You can use "D" hooks or keyholes that you attach to the back. The D hooks are easier to hang. Since the cornices are over a window you can't see the hardware from below.
I made cornice boards in the dining room at our old house. I used L brackets to hang them. You may want to consider using anchors, depending on the materials your cornice boards are made of. Wishing you all the best.
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my basement walls are solid poured concrete. I want to hang a peg board above my workspace to hold tools and things. How can I affix the wood to the poured concrete?
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Not sure what type of cornice you have, so I'll send you several videos to choose from. Good luck with it, Julie!
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=hanging+a+cornice+board
Inside L brackets
You can use "D" hooks or keyholes that you attach to the back. The D hooks are easier to hang. Since the cornices are over a window you can't see the hardware from below.
I made cornice boards in the dining room at our old house. I used L brackets to hang them. You may want to consider using anchors, depending on the materials your cornice boards are made of. Wishing you all the best.
Shows hoe to mak and HANG a cornice board.
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/windows-doors/windows/easy-and-light-cornice-boards-from-foam-board-15682229
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/windows-doors/windows/diy-cornices-for-bedroom-no-wood-or-hammer-needed-1944194
Easy and Light Cornice Boards From Foam Board
DIY Cornices for Bedroom - No Wood or Hammer Needed