How Do You Install White & Stained Trim Woodwork?
Baseboards create a wonderful finished look in your home when installed correctly. Whether you have white trim, stained trim or a combination of the two, a proper installation job is the key to making this project look complete. Uneven drywall can make it a challenge to install trim woodwork because the corners don’t always meet up as you expect. However, installing baseboards is a fairly inexpensive project that you can tackle in a short amount of time. Stain or paint your baseboards before you install them. This will save time later, and it lessens the chance of a paint or stain spill on your floor. Measure each wall to determine how much woodwork you need. Round each measurement up to the nearest foot to ensure you have plenty of supplies on hand. Cut your woodwork to the appropriate length. Lay it out along the wall to make sure you have enough. Install your first baseboard, beginning with an outside corner to help ensure your corners match up. Cut the end of each piece at a 45-deg
