Sentences with phrase «replaced baseboard»

In the bedroom we: ripped up the nasty carpet and replaced with laminate hardwood replaced the closet doors obviously, we painted redid the inside of the closet replaced the door hardware added a ceiling fan and an a / c unit replaced the baseboard heater

So my innocent suggestion of a coat of paint has resulted in my midwestern husband tearing the room apart, retexturing the ceiling, replacing the baseboards, planing the window casing, painting the ceiling, and relaying the carpet pad.

I am in the process of replacing our baseboards and I was wondering what you have used in your living room?

They said I'd have to replace baseboard.

It came to me in the middle of the night, why I didn't need to replace my baseboard, I could just repurpose it if I trimmed it!

To keep this project simple and easy, we left our baseboards as is; but I know some people replace their baseboards to match up with their batten.

When you replaced all the trim around the doors, I assume you also replaced your baseboards.

Thursday — create custom art work Friday — build headboard Saturday — finish the headboard and replace the baseboards Sunday — change the valance (again) and update all the electrical plugs and light switch Monday — hang art & fill the room with fun treasures Tuesday — photograph Wednesday — edit photos and write post for late night reveal!

Not exact matches

Perfect post because this is exactly what I'm working on right now — replacing all the baseboards in the house.

Some rabbit owners make custom baseboard protectors by using pieces of wood with hinges that stand up to block the boards, wire and plastic storage cube pieces that snap together and lean up against the wall, short pieces of wooden fence pickets individually attached with removable adhesive pieces (i.e. Command ™ strips) so they can be replaced as needed, and other creative protective options.

As I write this, we have currently painted the entire interior, replaced the flooring in every room besides the kitchen and the master bath, painted and installed new baseboard, patched countless holes, and upgraded the dishwasher and the thermostat.

First on our list was replacing the rest of the baseboards and door trim on the first floor, in the kitchen and dining room.

The missing baseboard should be replaced too.

Don't remove baseboards unless you're replacing them.

Not really a big deal, which will be even less of a big deal when we replace the ugly wood baseboards with crisp white ones.

We replaced the toilet and vanity and re-attached the baseboard / trim after about 48 hours.

In order to have an unified flooring surface throughout the house we are putting new flooring on top of the exiting one, and also the baseboards will be replaced with 6» wide ones.

In the end, the walls were painted, television electrical relocated, baseboard replaced, crown molding added, existing window and door trim repainted, new light fixtures and all furnishings replaced.

And replacing all the baseboards.

There aren't any posts about the hallway yet (and I don't have a before picture), though we did paint, replace the floors, and redo all the trim / baseboard / doorframes.

We just ordered a new vanity to replace a pedestal sink in our powder room & this would be perfect for cutting out the baseboard trim for our vanity to slide in!

Last year I ended up having to replace and upgrade the heating / cooling unit for the house, which eliminated the need for using the baseboard heaters and my curtain dilemma.

We started by ripping out the carpet and oak stained baseboards, which will eventually be replaced with hardwood flooring and deeper baseboards in a white - painted finish.

I replaced all the doors and trim in the house with products from Metrie but I still need to change the baseboards in this bathroom.

I have to replace one all of baseboard's and I plan to paint all the doors black along with the built - ins.

All of the baseboard and trim were replaced with real wood trim with a beefier profile and now it matches the family room we built on three years ago.

It seems like for two years our home was in constant upheaval having replaced all of our flooring and painting every room and all of our honey wood trim to white and replacing all of the baseboards... whew!