Any ideas about hiding my ugly baseboards
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Lulu on Mar 03, 2016Afshan, those boards are easy to rip out. Then you can get long narrow tiles to replace them.Helpful Reply
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KatAych on Mar 03, 2016Not sure what they look like now...can you paint them the same color as your walls so they just "disappear?" You could add trim to it to change the look, or what about using a wallpaper border?Helpful Reply
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The Garden Frog with C Renee on Mar 03, 2016Why are they ugly? Pictures would help because painting them or if they are a rubber commercial type baseboard, replacing them with 1x3s or inexpensive wood painted white or even stained would be budget friendly (if you live in U.S. have a Home Depot near you).Helpful Reply
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Rae on Mar 04, 2016I have actually seen where the baseboards were "covered" with taller more distinctive baseboard.Helpful Reply
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Barb H on Mar 04, 2016We just recently painted our baseboards the same colour as our walls in the living room, they just disappeared. We are doing that in all the rooms, as there is no break, it extends the wall, and cheap to do.Helpful Reply
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Diane Wilson on Mar 04, 2016Why not get some inexpensive wall paper or contact paper or ribbon and cover them?Helpful Reply
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Barb on Mar 04, 2016If the baseboards are the blah flat builder grade just add a simple and small decorative trim piece on top.Helpful Reply
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Katherine on Mar 04, 2016Are you talking about steam heater baseboards? If so, I had mine faux finished to look like wood. And we also installed floor heating to eliminate them in the kitchen, bathrooms and foyer. The floor heatin uses the hot water for radiant heat.Helpful Reply
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MN Mom on Mar 04, 2016PaintHelpful Reply
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Louise Adkins on Mar 04, 2016Come up a few inches above the top of the baseboard and add a thin piece of trim. Paint the thin piece, the sheet rock between, and the baseboards a white or black. This gives the impression of wide baseboards.Helpful Reply
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Amanda on Mar 04, 2016Just paint them same colour as walls. Also door frames too. They will just blend in.Helpful Reply
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Deborah A Charrette on Mar 04, 2016Cheapest and easiest yet is brown craft paper and glue... Go to you tube and look up "brown paper floors"Helpful Reply
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Constance G on Mar 05, 2016Got any pictures? Why are they ugly? too many layers of paint? too wide or scuffed? A picture would be helpful.Helpful Reply
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