Hi
Bit of an issue in finding some matching replacement bargeboard for about 1m of rotten section on end of house.
House is ~30yrs old and the local hardware stores only stock the style of bargeboard (bullnose on one side) but not wide enough (short by about 20mm).
e.g. (http://ift.tt/1jsVFTz)
Everything else is a match, thickness and style is fine, just seems like everyone went to some new width at some stage and I'm left with something that doesnt exist anymore.
I dont want to do both ends of the house for the sake of such a small section, what would you guys suggest?
I was thinking maybe I could buy the wrong stuff, then with an extra meter of it I could cut the flat (opposite bullnose) end for the extra 20mm and glue to the original piece to make it wide enough to match with the existing board? hopefully I could putty/sand it back to flat?
Hope I explained that OK, what would you do?
Bit of an issue in finding some matching replacement bargeboard for about 1m of rotten section on end of house.
House is ~30yrs old and the local hardware stores only stock the style of bargeboard (bullnose on one side) but not wide enough (short by about 20mm).
e.g. (http://ift.tt/1jsVFTz)
Everything else is a match, thickness and style is fine, just seems like everyone went to some new width at some stage and I'm left with something that doesnt exist anymore.
I dont want to do both ends of the house for the sake of such a small section, what would you guys suggest?
I was thinking maybe I could buy the wrong stuff, then with an extra meter of it I could cut the flat (opposite bullnose) end for the extra 20mm and glue to the original piece to make it wide enough to match with the existing board? hopefully I could putty/sand it back to flat?
Hope I explained that OK, what would you do?
Replacing rotten bargeboard on house
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