Mikey P
Administrator
Boy they must have left a huge gap to go this wide...
Thinking 1/4 round
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hogjowl
Idiot™
Is it a doityourself job?
Many flooring manufacturers specify quarter round in their instructions. Pergo used to. Not sure if they still do. Harris-Tarkett used to too. I’ve been out of flooring so long that I’m not up to code anymore.
Many flooring manufacturers specify quarter round in their instructions. Pergo used to. Not sure if they still do. Harris-Tarkett used to too. I’ve been out of flooring so long that I’m not up to code anymore.
Mikey P
Administrator
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hogjowl
Idiot™
I was a Pergo Endorsed installer in the 90’s. Which meant they guaranteed my installations. I was at a house installing the quarter round and threshold trim when a neighbor came over to check it out. First thing he said was “quarter round ain’t supposed to go on the floor!” I told him to talk to Pergo.
Mikey P
Administrator
They were morally correct
SamIam
Member
Looks like crown molding reversed
SamIam
Member
Ps hoses eat that up, use your wall guards boys
Brian H
Member
A pretty poor installation of the molding as well!! Look at the gap. At least put some caulk in there and paint it! I have all natural wood moldings at my house, so I didn't have the luxury of filling the gaps with caulk.
Mikey P
Administrator
Colorite offers RTV silicone in every possible shade of wood, just so you know..
Brian H
Member
I'll look into it but you still have to be pretty close so that the filler doesn't show.
Dolly Llama
Number 5
I'm not so sure that's new.
zoom in and you'll notice the crappy caulk job on the base board miters too
..L.T.A.
