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A friend has two house rabbits.
They've started to nibble the Scotia that serves as skirting in her flat.
I could replace the whole lot with a bulk mdf pack but wondered - back in the day baths used to have a 1/4 round beading to seal the join - is there a modern similar idea for tiled floors that I could use?
I guess the issue is that walls are not generally flat and the ceramic doesn't bend. Hence why the old style bath seal was short/segmented?
TIA
They've started to nibble the Scotia that serves as skirting in her flat.
I could replace the whole lot with a bulk mdf pack but wondered - back in the day baths used to have a 1/4 round beading to seal the join - is there a modern similar idea for tiled floors that I could use?
I guess the issue is that walls are not generally flat and the ceramic doesn't bend. Hence why the old style bath seal was short/segmented?
TIA
