N naikon #1 Member · Göteborg · 996 posts 27 Jan at 1:30 PM naikon Member Göteborg 996 posts 27 Jan at 1:30 PM #1 Hello This is how it looks in my house. Trim that ends against the ceiling molding in this way. I don't think it looks very nice; is this common, or is there a more attractive solution?
Hello This is how it looks in my house. Trim that ends against the ceiling molding in this way. I don't think it looks very nice; is this common, or is there a more attractive solution?
J JonasSun #2 Member · stockholm · 334 posts 27 Jan at 1:34 PM JonasSun Member stockholm 334 posts 27 Jan at 1:34 PM #2 Why is there even a lining there?
N naikon #3 Member · Göteborg · 996 posts 27 Jan at 3:18 PM naikon Member Göteborg 996 posts 27 Jan at 3:18 PM #3 J JonasSun said: Why is there even trim there? They are openings that remained after a wall was taken down.
J JonasSun said: Why is there even trim there? They are openings that remained after a wall was taken down.
Bo arnold #4 Member · 955 posts 27 Jan at 3:29 PM Bo arnold Member 955 posts 27 Jan at 3:29 PM #4 Should go without lining what function does it serve are there large cracks underneath
N naikon #5 Member · Göteborg · 996 posts 27 Jan at 6:41 PM naikon Member Göteborg 996 posts 27 Jan at 6:41 PM #5 Bo arnold said: Should work without lining, what purpose does it serve, are there large cracks underneath So the wide board (what do you call it) in the middle is not plaster. So yes, I suppose it's a gap. How would you have done it instead?
Bo arnold said: Should work without lining, what purpose does it serve, are there large cracks underneath So the wide board (what do you call it) in the middle is not plaster. So yes, I suppose it's a gap. How would you have done it instead?
Persson88 #6 Member · 219 posts 27 Jan at 8:27 PM Persson88 Member 219 posts 27 Jan at 8:27 PM #6 Remove the lining, plastered and painted.
