Hi everyone,
I'm new here and have looked around but haven't found any good information on how to solve my dilemma so I'm asking for help.
My drywall guy is coming back tomorrow morning, and I have a built-in shelf that is in uneven (it is 1/2" low on the left hand side). The contractor attempted to fix this by adjusting the bull nose up on the left side by 1/2", but that 1/2" difference now in shelf face width is too much and too noticeable IMO.
I have attached a picture with dimensions...any ideas from the pros out there on how I can ask him to come up with a better solution?
And before anyone recommends ripping into the box to square the shelf properly, I am trying to band-aid it as best as possible cosmetically during finishing.
So is there anything I can do without just ripping out the shelf?
TIA.....
PS - I know this is a "DIY" chatroom...I did all the framing / plumbing / electrical, but time has prevented me from doing the finish work
I'm new here and have looked around but haven't found any good information on how to solve my dilemma so I'm asking for help.
My drywall guy is coming back tomorrow morning, and I have a built-in shelf that is in uneven (it is 1/2" low on the left hand side). The contractor attempted to fix this by adjusting the bull nose up on the left side by 1/2", but that 1/2" difference now in shelf face width is too much and too noticeable IMO.
I have attached a picture with dimensions...any ideas from the pros out there on how I can ask him to come up with a better solution?
And before anyone recommends ripping into the box to square the shelf properly, I am trying to band-aid it as best as possible cosmetically during finishing.
So is there anything I can do without just ripping out the shelf?
TIA.....
PS - I know this is a "DIY" chatroom...I did all the framing / plumbing / electrical, but time has prevented me from doing the finish work