There is no skirting yet, which option would be best?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Click? Under skirting or up to skirting with edge trim/scotia?
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Under. Definitely.
Under.
Edge trim always looks like 1990s right-to-buy council houses, and how do you do round architraves properly?
Edge trim always looks like 1990s right-to-buy council houses, and how do you do round architraves properly?
When people don’t like Scotia I use quadrant and paint it white so you get the Victorian look.
But as above skirts on after if you can.
But as above skirts on after if you can.
I was so wondering about architrave, I saw a few videos on utube but they dodged the tricky bits (as usual). I'll probably take the door stops/architraves off and cut them down on a benchsaw.
I just cut mine with a saw whilst still fitted.
Multi saw is best way. One of the best tools you will own. Does all sorts.
I saw one a while back, they do look like the biz.
Do they do one that cuts bricks? Or even render/plaster. Such a device might keep the dust to a minimum?
Not one of them mate. You would need a angle grinder and vacuum set up.
They look well handy. I’ll have to get one of them and then go round the house looking for things to cut up. 
Ha ha put one on your Xmas list
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