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  1. Carpentry
    Hey guys, I am not sure where I've seen this before but I was under the impression that when installing baseboards, they should be slighly off the ground, evenly. The gab would be covered with a shoe or 1/4 round molding. I couldn't find much on google, but I came across this photo that shows...
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  2. Flooring
    I've been redoing a 100+ yr old house in a sweet mountain town in Montana. It's been a challange for this old lady, but it's progressing nicely. Newest problem - uneven kitchen floor (kitchen, breakfast, laundry and back entry). The good guy I've hired to lay the floor did his best to even it up...
    baseboard space to floor kitchen flooring space at floor uneven floor
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