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Dimensions: 9/16" x 3-1/4" Baseboards are used to transition between a hardwood floor and a wall. Place your order now through our web site, call 1-800-HARDWOOD to talk to one of our sales representatives, or click here to find the closest store to you.
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Comments about White Painted Colonial Baseboard:
Love dealing with Lumber Liquidators in Auburn Hills Michigan, they make it so easy
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Easy install
Good pricing
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Like the fact that it is thicker than the baseboard that was removed. I think that installing new baseboards when you are installing new floors anyhow, give the space a finished look.
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We had carpet in the diningroom/livingroom and found that our house was always dusty. Now with the Laminate floors I don't have to dust the furniture every or vacuum either. Good for me..
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Comments about White Painted Colonial Baseboard:
This product was in good condition, easy to paint and easy to install over the laminate flooring.
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Buy twice as much as you need. Many pieces had cracks in the top moulding.We returned about 1/4 of what we bought. The price was good, so just becareful of quality before you leave the store.
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Comments about White Painted Colonial Baseboard:
Seeing the finished product of the baseboards against the laminate floors looked really good.
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Comments about White Painted Colonial Baseboard:
What can you say, it's trim.
The product was primed and clean so painting was quick and easy. I've purchased trim in the larger "Do it youseslf" places and it's always a challenge finding pieces that aren't warped, split, and just dirty. Well worth purchising it along with the floor.
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Comments about White Painted Colonial Baseboard:
Helps finish off the wall and looks great with the new Brazilian Cherry floor.
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Very east to clean. We have 2 dogs and no scratches.
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How do you or can you stain white base boards to match hard wood floors?I just installed Remington Oak hardwood floors and need to replace the base boards.1 answer
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Unfortunately these white "primed" baseboards will not take a stain, I suppose you could do a faux finish to try and match the stained flooring or purchase an unfinished oak base board and stain to match.Q:
How do you install baseboard in rooms that have different floor heights? I have a new hardwood floor (Brazilian Teak from Lumber Liquidators) that is 1/2 inch shorter than the ceramic tile floor in the kitchen. The 3 and 1/4 inch base molding is a continious run between both rooms and no inconspicious place to transition to the next level.1 answer
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Thank you for writing in! I would be glad to help you with your questions.Q:
What is the difference in Shoe Molding and Quarter Round? When do I use which.1 answer
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Shoe molding's bottom is narrower than quarter round, Generally quarter round is 3/4 x 3/4 inch where shoe is 1/2 x 3/4 inch.Q:
Can these be purchased in over 8 linear ft boards? So that I can use a single board for longer walls.1 answer
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I am very sorry, these only retail in 8 linear feetQ:
What about matching skirtboards for my stairs? Do you sell those? What do you recommend I use?1 answer
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Unfortunately, we don't carry skirtboards for stairs. Thank you for your inquiry.Q:
I'm installing engineered hardwood floors and i already have baseboards in my living room. Do i need to remove the baseboards as well as the quarter round for the installation or can i just remove and replace the quarter round?1 answer
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I would just remove and replace the quarter round.Q:
As i already have baseboards in my living room. Do i need to remove them to install my new engineered hardwood floors or can the project be done without removing them?1 answer
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You could do this or use a quarter round to cover the gap.Q:
what is a linear foot? it sounds self- explanatory but would like to be sure.1 answer
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Linear foot is as you guessed 12" or 1' in length.Q:
Is this made of wood or MDF?1 answer
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This is solid pine.Q:
Can this be used as door trim also if im using it as baseboards? or is there something different i need to buy?1 answer
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I wouldn't recommend this for door casings, (sorry we don't carry door trim). |
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