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polexican23

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have added a laundry area to our garage. made it nice and even added 3" colonial baseboards to the space and closed off with bifold doors. Now she wants a tall cabinet/shelf installed. What are my opens to getting it sit flush against the wall with very little work to cut/remove the base boards?
I am going to use 2 precut melamine sides with the pre-drilled adjustable shelf holes.
 
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bdamico

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No mystery here:
(1) remove section of baseboard (confused why you think this is a lot of work)
(2) notch shelf
(3) raise shelf above baseboard attached to wall and/or front supports that go to floor.
 
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polexican23

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removing baseboard, always repeat ALWAYS involves me having to patch holes in the drywall. Turn a half day project into a week long.
 
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Just remove it where the cabinet go and then fix the holes by putting a cabinet oven them

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it is a 79" piece of 3 1/4" colonial baseboard with shoe molding. The cabinet is about 20inches wide. attached them with a 18 braid nail gun.
 
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what a waste of effort. Everything is coming out this weekend. Going to stack the W&D in a unused closet. She has been complaining about the smell of gasoline and PB blaster whenever she does laundry.
 
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