Do you need to raise foot lines for the living room to make cabinets first and then lay floor tiles?

Updated on Living room 2024-08-17
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    If it is made of a dead cabinet, it is not needed, and it is better to make a baseboard if it can be moved-to prevent it from looking bad when the cabinet is moved in the future to reveal a place without a baseboard.

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