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Anonymous users2024-01-24The baseboard should look at the original installation method, if it is lower, it should be possible to use glass glue. If it is a direct baseboard, it should be nailed with steel nails.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The safest way is to use glue, milky white glue or super glue.
You can buy it by going to a building materials store and a decoration material store.
If you put the basebricks in the later stage, you don't need to destroy the floor tiles, but there is a concern - if you move your basebricks in, will there be a gap between the floor tiles and the wall? This is something that must be considered before trimming!
If you put the basebricks in the later stage, you don't need to destroy the floor tiles, but there is a concern - if you move your basebricks in, will there be a gap between the floor tiles and the wall? This is something that must be considered before trimming!
The interior wall of the interior is generally 120mm or 240mm thick, and this thickness is what you call the side side Turn around and press the door cover to cover it. Just throw away this thickness.
If there is a waveguide line that can be changed, you only need to disassemble the waveguide wire and re-customize the wider waveguide line, which will cause less loss.