Extend Wall Plug on Wainscoting Arc shields are made for extending electrical outlets beyond their original position from the wall. I’ve used them on both light switches and wall outlets after installing wainscoting, baseboards and other moldings.
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Quick Tip: Blending Molding Scarf & Butt Joints Perfectly
December 12, 2012
Using a Primer Shadow as Your Blending Gauge [This is part of our How to Install Moldings series.] When two pieces of molding don’t quite lay flush with each other, you’ll have to do some blending. This post shows you…
Half Bathroom Renovation: Installing the Baseboard Cap Molding
December 12, 2012
Installing the Base Cap is not hard, but it is a finicky task. So make sure you allot yourself enough time so you don’t get frustrated with the pace of installing it. This is especially important when working in a…
Cove Crown Molding This is a wonderful MDF crown that functions as part of a Traditional, Craftsman, and especially, a Victorian crown molding buildup. I’ve been buying it for as many years as I’ve been installing moldings, and hopefully you…
Cove Crown Molding, Small Cove moldings like this can be found at just about any place that sells moldings. You’ll get the best price on one like this at a lumber yard or specialty molding retailer.
Dentil Crown Molding, Small There are many dentil crown moldings on the market, but this is one of the best. It’s made by Focal Point, and is available through a wide variety of retailers. This is one of the few…
Cove Crown Molding This is a fairly common crown molding profile that’s manufactured by many different companies. But not all versions of it are equal.
Ogee Crown Molding, Small Sold mostly as a small crown molding for kitchen cabinets, this Classical molding profile can be used in so many other ways — even upside down as a baseboard cap!
Flat-Stock Molding This simple piece of flat-stock molding is often sold under the name “lattis molding.” At least that’s what they call it at Lowes Home Improvement.
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