How to Splice Quarter Round Molding | DoItYourself.com
2010年5月30日 · The molding is manufactured in different sizes, the most common being ¾ inch quarter round which is its actual size unlike conventional lumber in which a 1-inch by four-inch piece of timber is actually only ¾ of an inch thick. This molding is an inexpensive way of improving the look of a baseboard.
How To Cope Quarter Round Molding | DoItYourself.com
2009年8月14日 · Install the cut piece of quarter round molding at the bottom of the baseboard of the wall. Step 2 - Second Piece Cut. Now cut a piece of quarter round molding to place between the door and the molding you just attached to the adjoining wall. Make sure to cut this piece of molding about a foot longer than needed.
Different Size Quarter Rounds - DoItYourself.com
2006年6月28日 · Solid Hardwood, Engineered and Laminate Flooring - Different Size Quarter Rounds - I was wondering if qurter rounds come in different sizes and how big of a gap will they cover. I'm installing laminate for the first time and I mostly have the 3/8 expansion gap. However, in some areas I have a larger gap. Almost an 1 .
How to Install Quarter Round Molding on Corners
2010年5月29日 · Step 2 - Cut the Corner Round Molding. After you've marked the point where the molding needs to be cut, use a regular saw to create the cuts at the end opposite of the quarter. Step 3 - Mark Corner Position on Molding. Place the piece of quarter round molding and make sure it sits flush with the corner.
Quarter round as shoe molding - DoItYourself.com
2024年8月12日 · I am installing quarter round as shoe molding in a few rooms in my house where the previous owner changed the flooring and didn’t replace the molding. I want to install this molding because every other room has it where the original flooring remains. I’ve read that you shouldn’t install shoe molding in carpeted rooms.
Painting base, & quarter round? - DoItYourself.com
2006年12月9日 · I use a wide drywall mud spreader {12} inches, tucked in between the quarter round and the floor and a angled 1 1/2 inch brush to cut in. It takes patience but works better than taping. Upvote
How do you bend oak quarter round? - DoItYourself.com
2009年6月14日 · I need the help of you experts. I live in an old Victorian house, and somewhere over the past 109 years, the quarter round on the flooring has been removed. I need to replace it. There is a section around the base of the stairs where the quarter round needs to be bent. I have read online where you can use a "steam chamber" made of PVC pipe.
Difficulty with brad nailer on quarter round - DoItYourself.com ...
2010年3月23日 · Usually you use base shoe, not quarter round when trimming a floor. Baseshoe has a little more flat area so that you can nail straight back into the base. The baseshoe is usually 1/2" wide, and 3/4" tall. If you position it so that it is 3/4" wide and 1/2" tall, you would create a nailing problem. An 18 ga gun is fine for what you are doing.
A Guide to Choosing the Right Brad Nails for Your Project
2010年5月1日 · The size of the brad nail is directly proportional to its length – longer nails have bigger shanks. When choosing brad nails, see to it that the length of the nails is at least three times the thickness of the materials that you want to nail through. If you have a ½ inch molding, you should get brad nails that are at least 1 ½ inches in ...
What size shoe molding should I use?? - DoItYourself.com
2010年5月6日 · I am having new floors put in my house and decided to do the base shoe myself since it's pretty easy to do. My question is this. What is the normal size base shoe to use with 3 1/2" colonial pine baseboard. Home Depot sells one that is 9/16" x 3/4" shoe. It is the only one they label as "base shoe". The other sizes are listed as "quarter round".