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5th August 2009, 12:40 AM #1
Trim Solution for columns? help required
Guys I need a trim to cover 20mm gap and be curved at a radius of 1ft/305mm, the floor installed is a 15mm engineered tmber. Preferably Aluminium, but mostly anything neat looking will do if need be.
I can get one made up, but am thinking there's got to be a simple ready-made solution out there somewhere.
Thanks.
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