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IrishAyes

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12. Looks gorgeous!

Sun Jan 4, 2015, 05:40 PM

Jan 2015

I know my baseboards will have to be removed temporarily, but they're getting put right back after repainting because they are 8" tall - almost mini wainscotting themselves.

I dread having to move all the heavy furniture, but there's no way around that. And I could be polishing on it while the guys lay the floor, so it looks good too when everything's back in place.

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Design ? [View all] IrishAyes Dec 2014 OP

Smooth wall on the two walls, with a honey oak wainscot? Adsos Letter Dec 2014 #1

Since this house was neglected for untold years, IrishAyes Jan 2015 #2

Interesting question. Wash. state Desk Jet Jan 2015 #3

Yes, it's well said that IrishAyes Jan 2015 #4

The wainscoting is stained to match the existing stained wood work. Wash. state Desk Jet Jan 2015 #5

May have to do that; I'm sure it's a good deal nowadays. IrishAyes Jan 2015 #6

You should be able to remove those glue globs. Wash. state Desk Jet Jan 2015 #7

Thanks for the reply. IrishAyes Jan 2015 #8

You start off by visiting stores that sell flooring. HD or lowe's example Wash. state Desk Jet Jan 2015 #9

We just installed some floating click lock floors at my partner's mom's house. Hassin Bin Sober Jan 2015 #10

I know what you mean Wash. state Desk Jet Jan 2015 #11

Looks gorgeous! IrishAyes Jan 2015 #12

Thanks. I don't have means to post a picture or would. IrishAyes Jan 2015 #13

If the information helps you, that is what matters. Wash. state Desk Jet Jan 2015 #14

Thank you for all the help and encouragement. IrishAyes Jan 2015 #15