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Thread: Gap between floor and skirting
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16th June 2009, 01:40 AM #1
Gap between floor and skirting
Hi All:
Yes, I know this question has been beaten to death, and I have read all previous posts about it, but mine is specific to "dropping the skirting".
Ok, it's an old house with tall skirting nailed to brick wall. My question is, if I remove the skirting (say, use a wood chisel), then drop it, what's the best way to put it back on the wall? If I nail it in, would it crack the brickwall? Or, can I smply glue it back on, but will it fall off years down the track?
thanks heaps!
Steve
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