Gap between shoe rail and floor on second floor
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Comments (8)Personally, I would ignore the gapping before I installed shoe moulding. Because you will still have the gap at the stain nose & because I really, really dislike shoe mould just on principle. Absolutely would remove the old skirt boards and cut new ones instead of shoe. Chances are that a lot of that gap will disappear come spring/ summer when the humidity goes up...depending where you live, of course....See Moreold floors, fix baseboard shoe gapping
Comments (10)Typically you do not want a complicated profile as a shoe. For the reasons G&S says and why your current cove is not a good profile. In addition to those reasons, at the baseboard to floor transition, an intricate profile like your intended example will create a shadow. So a lot of that profile will be hidden from those shadows, and it is too low to see that profile from a straight-on eye level. It will collect dust bunnies and debris and will be hard to clean. The cove profile you currently have needs to be removed no matter, as I don't see how you can add something under it to fill the +/-1/2". If you try to, it will look as bad as your last pic you provided....See MoreHuge gap between floor and molding
Comments (15)The house is 130 years old. The floor is not sagging or sinking in that corner. There is a stone wall under that part of the floor where the gap starts and goes under the whole house. Floor joists end on that stone wall and start again and continue to the outside foundation wall that is not the same height as the stone wall in the middle (off center) of the floor. Fixing this is possible, for a hefty price. we were told by a foundation expert who is very reputable in northwest ohio and southern Michigan, if we’re going to start fixing parts of the foundation, it will cause issues on the other side of the house and it woild be best to leave it alone because its not a foundation issue. Thank you all for the suggestions!...See MoreRelated Professionals
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