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Fri, Apr 11, 08 at 19:57
| Hi,
I am using 5 1/4" baseboard in a remodel and would like to use it in adjourning rooms. The transition is from our kitchen to the family room with an open floor plan. My problem is the hardwood floor in the family room is 1" below the tile floor in the kitchen. I only have the 4 1/2" stud wall to make the transition in. Any suggestions on how to make the miter cuts necessary for a nice looking transition? Thanks |
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- Posted by trubbadubbadoo (My Page) on Fri, Apr 11, 08 at 21:36
| Can you post a picture of this problem area? |
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- Posted by glennsfc (sohmflooring@covad.net) on Sat, Apr 12, 08 at 0:26
| A few ways to handle the problem. One is to make a return on each baseboard level and let the space between them run finished to the floor without baseboard. The other is to rip the 5 1/4 to 4 1/4 for the kitchen area. Then you can make a mitre at each edge of the 4 1/2" stud wall But, yes, we really need to see a pic. |
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- Posted by theporchguy (arthur.giammetta@comcast.net) on Sat, Apr 12, 08 at 20:28
| glennsfc has a great idae. Give it a try. The Porch Guy |
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- Posted by shasta_2008 (My Page) on Sun, Apr 13, 08 at 20:42
| I don't have a clue but I do love the screened in porch! |
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