Just one end really (an end I 'scribed' perfectly well thankyou )
Either the wall juts out a little (likely), a few spots of 'plasterers bulge (equally likely as I plastered the the bottom of the wall and I'm no expert) or the long plank of skirting (2 1/2 metres ish) was warped/bowed.
This one corner refuses to clamp straight onto the wall - the whole of the skirting was connected to the wall with 'no nails' (perhaps not the profession choice I admit but it's done the job). I've added a lot more glue down this corner gap and wedged half a dozen bricks against it to secure until set...but it never really holds and soon prises open.
What would be the best way to secure this against the wall? Drill a couple of small holes into this and the wall beyond and tap a couple of nails (what size if so) into it?
Many thanks.
Either the wall juts out a little (likely), a few spots of 'plasterers bulge (equally likely as I plastered the the bottom of the wall and I'm no expert) or the long plank of skirting (2 1/2 metres ish) was warped/bowed.
This one corner refuses to clamp straight onto the wall - the whole of the skirting was connected to the wall with 'no nails' (perhaps not the profession choice I admit but it's done the job). I've added a lot more glue down this corner gap and wedged half a dozen bricks against it to secure until set...but it never really holds and soon prises open.
What would be the best way to secure this against the wall? Drill a couple of small holes into this and the wall beyond and tap a couple of nails (what size if so) into it?
Many thanks.