Welcome to the forum!
Before World War II, approximately, moldings were made in local carpentry shops, and each carpentry had its own profiles. This means that if you now want exactly the same moldings, they must be ordered from a local carpentry or similar. It was unwise of the person who cut the baseboard not to save the cut-off piece.
Before World War II, approximately, moldings were made in local carpentry shops, and each carpentry had its own profiles. This means that if you now want exactly the same moldings, they must be ordered from a local carpentry or similar. It was unwise of the person who cut the baseboard not to save the cut-off piece.
Thank you!
Not saying you're wrong, or that ultimately it might be necessary to contact a sawmill to make exact copies. But since the majority of the baseboards were installed just 10-15 years ago, I doubt it was some old sawmill that custom-made these from before World War II.
Not saying you're wrong, or that ultimately it might be necessary to contact a sawmill to make exact copies. But since the majority of the baseboards were installed just 10-15 years ago, I doubt it was some old sawmill that custom-made these from before World War II.