Does this look right to you?
Christine Jackson
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Hi all, just come home to find the carpenters have done all the skirting boards around the house. All looks well apart from this bit round the landing. What do you think? Thanks
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Daisy England
il y a 5 ansChristine Jackson
il y a 5 ansHi Dasy, this is what it looked like before. Does this help Give you an idea?
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il y a 5 ansIt's very wrong..................this is what i did recently.........
You should overshoot the step and mitre the joint in my opinion.
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il y a 5 ansDernière modification :il y a 5 ansAre the other skirting boards the same as the horizontal part showing in your photo?
Tbh I don't think it looks bad. Maybe it looks nicer this way than trying to line the heights up.
We have a similar situation with part of the stairs in our home, with steps going up and down on a landing and yours looks a lot better.
Gosh, I should really get the paintbrush out as promised for so long!..... :)Christine Jackson a remercié E DChristine Jackson
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