inside corner
Concave meeting point
An inside corner is where two surfaces meet to form an inward angle, like where two walls join in a room or where a baseboard meets a door frame.
Carpenters and painters distinguish inside corners from outside corners because each requires different techniques: Cutting trim for inside corners is trickier than for outside corners.
The term appears in woodworking, drywall finishing, and tile work.
- nookSheltered corner or alcove
- crannyNarrow opening in surface
- recessPause in activity
- alcoveRecessed area in room
- tucked awayConcealed in storage
crevice · tight spot · drywall · baseboard · molding · joint · angle · tight · dusty · dust bunny · cobweb · spider web · broom · sweep · wall · junction · vertex · trim
- Corners
- strike zonestrike zone, knees, knee high, outside edge