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…The elegant design features details that resemble classic crown molding designs and antiques. A wide variety of fixture sizes make…
…shower receptors Faucets (lavatory, bath fillers, shower trim) For more information about Memoirs, visit the Kohler…

…door casing has been milled off-site and each trim section is comprised of two pieces. The inside…
…or back band, slips neatly over the inside trim for a beautiful look. Unlike traditional trim that meets in the corners at a 45 degree angle…

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…trimming the rafter ends with pine, the Habitat crew is using L-P's SmartStart Fascia and then finishing it off with SmartStart Trim. SmartSystem products replicate the appearance of solid wood with added performance benefits. They have an engineered wood…

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…specifics and information on required permits and inspection schedules. Ripping down a wall can reveal surprises like this crown molding or the lead paint that covers it. Condo residents may be forced to take an extra step before starting any demolition…

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…of the house, says McCormick. "Use architectural details just like you would in the rest of the house," she says. "Crown molding, substantial baseboards, wainscoting and beadboard ceilings all go a long way toward eliminating the 'basement' feeling…

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…projects typically important to people who have decided to stay put include installing new interior doors, installing new crown molding and baseboard and laying new carpet and refinishing hardwood floors. If your home is already the grandest or largest…

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…who has ever remodeled a 100-year-old home could have predicted, the job involved a lot more than fresh paint and some crown molding. "You move a wall and there's a pipe there you weren't planning on or you pull up a floor and there's a hole you…

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