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I'm helping my sister install crown molding in a few rooms in her house and I'm not sure how to handle a few areas due to obstacles.
The first is in her kitchen - the pipe for the radiator is in the one corner and will end up either right in or very close to the miter when we add the molding as you can see in the pic.
The second is in a bedroom, the window casing is too tall to allow the crown molding to fit. They want to just run it on three walls but I don't think it would look right. I thought the crown could be cut around the casing, but not sure if this is the proper way to do it.
Any suggestions or examples are appreciated.
Thanks!
John
The first is in her kitchen - the pipe for the radiator is in the one corner and will end up either right in or very close to the miter when we add the molding as you can see in the pic.
The second is in a bedroom, the window casing is too tall to allow the crown molding to fit. They want to just run it on three walls but I don't think it would look right. I thought the crown could be cut around the casing, but not sure if this is the proper way to do it.
Any suggestions or examples are appreciated.
Thanks!
John
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