Skirting boards question
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From reading around, it seems that the standard thickness is 18mm. I want the skirting to sit flush with my door frames, so I went about measuring the door frames to see how thick the skirting should be.
It turns out that there are significant variations in depth depending on which door it is. I have depths ranging from 10mm to 20mm, though most of them sit at around 1.6mm.
How do people achieve a flush look with this much variation? Do they sand back the boards to the desired thickness, or are we just stuck with what's there?
Trixee, why not ask if they bevel them in towards the frames if they are sitting proud. If under I do not thing anyone will pay much attention.
Great idea, thanks Mark!
Do we
need to take of skirting to lay tiles?
I am laying tiles post handover. I have noticed there is no gap between cornice and gyprock, it looks perfectly sealed.
I am worried once they take off the skirting to lay tiles and put it back there might be some gap?
Please advise
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