Small pieces of baseboard will help negotiate rounded corners Q: I am going to install some new baseboards in our house. My problem is that the corners of our walls are not at 90-degree angles.

Next, miter the new baseboard pieces at a 45-degree angle so that the edges join to form a square angle. Measure the length ...

: I am going to install some new baseboard in our house. My problem is that the corners of our walls are not at 90-degree angles. They are rounded bullnose corners, and the baseboard manufacturer ...

The most common baseboard corner is an inside 90 degree corner, and the easiest way to install baseboards to fit this corner is to cut two pieces of the baseboard at the edges and at an angle so ...

'Measure the exact angle of your external corner using the tool, then cut the baseboard accordingly. Many corners aren’t ...

This pro takes care of gaps by applying baseboard trim, a long thin piece of horizontal wood with an ornamental profile cut into its top edge. To hide the location where the baseboard meets the ...

Measure. Head into the soon-to-be-transformed room with a pencil, paper, a tape measure, and a camera. Jot down all the lengths of molding you'll need—maybe that's just four long pieces, one for ...