Does anyone have experience or suggestions on how to achieve a good finish between a drywall and concrete/tiled floor without using a skirting board, is caulking enough?
How can the drywall be protected in exposed areas? Do you think a thin sheet metal can be placed that goes up a bit along the wall (which is then plastered over) and still look good?
Grateful for suggestions.
How can the drywall be protected in exposed areas? Do you think a thin sheet metal can be placed that goes up a bit along the wall (which is then plastered over) and still look good?
Grateful for suggestions.
Maybe, I really have no idea. I just have a vague memory from a feature in an interior design magazine a few years ago. I have also seen in other features that they have skipped baseboards, but I suspect that involves brick walls. Considering the children's antics, one should probably at least protect corners and other vulnerable areas. Do the moldings have a special name and what dimensions are available?
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