How do I fill gap behind a shower wall and title to flush mount?
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Comments (13)Baseboard will look strange here. I was the one who suggested you make a block for this area. But here is another idea that will look very good. You could use some full profile door casing. By full profile, I mean the kind of case that's used with corner blocks because it is a full 3/4" on both sides----not tapered. Some of it has flutes or beading that would look nice and some of it is 5" wide. I would use something wider than your baseboard. Here is something else for you to look at----it might give you some good ideas. This website is one I found a while back for corbels, but they also have some neat wood panels that you might find useful. It's under "new products" on their site. www.osbornewood.com...See MoreFilling gap between over the range oven and cabinets
Comments (20)@Melissa R is correct, you could use a filler strip there. But that doesn’t solve the fact that the solution to your microwave door problem means the cabinet on the left is now installed on top of window trim. Your microwave is too big for the space you have allotted for it, or you haven’t installed it properly. So pull down the cabinets and microwave, rehang the cabinets correctly, and move on from there. I know it sucks to realize you’ve made a mistake, but scootching things around to cover it up just creates more issues down the road, as you now realize. Solve the actual original problem, the microwave, and everything will fall back into place. BTW, you need a filler strip between the upper on the right and the wall as well. Good luck!...See MoreFill gap behind gas range & quartz backsplash scorch issue HELP please
Comments (20)Yes, @Fori, that's what I said to my husband about the molding there--he's a bit of a perfectionist!! I was like, you don't need that there! But he can be a little obsessive about some things! I will pull out the range later and look at the space for that pipe. In figure 3 it looks more centered than to the right where we have it. We'll have to see what we can do about it. Better yet, I will just pull it all out and redesign it. No worries. Lots of time during COVID. Thank you for letting me know @JuneKnow. Although, it's such a little space, not much can be redesigned as there are only the two walls! Better yet @JuneKnow, I can just leave the backsplash until it scorches too--then pull it all down and put up something else. No different than pulling it down now. Same money and time. :)...See MoreHow would I fill this barn door gap?
Comments (25)Terrific resolution -- looks great! FWIW, I think barn doors are great problem solvers for many situations. If people would start calling them sliders instead of barn doors I don't think posters would get as much negativity when mentioning them -- "barn door" conjures a certain image; however, there are all sorts of styles of barn doors (ahem...sliders) from down-on-the farm to sleek, ultra-contemporary....See Moregaryz8bpnw
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