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Stargate8529 Apr 2021 22:23Hello,
We are about to receive the handover of our new build from the developer.
During the last inspection, we noticed rather large gaps between the baseboards and the walls. It seems the walls or plaster are not perfectly straight and also not exactly at right angles.
I have attached two photos as examples.
The site manager just dismissed it and said it would simply be sealed with acrylic.
What is your opinion on this? Is this acceptable?
Best regards,
Thomas


We are about to receive the handover of our new build from the developer.
During the last inspection, we noticed rather large gaps between the baseboards and the walls. It seems the walls or plaster are not perfectly straight and also not exactly at right angles.
I have attached two photos as examples.
The site manager just dismissed it and said it would simply be sealed with acrylic.
What is your opinion on this? Is this acceptable?
Best regards,
Thomas
In my opinion, baseboards belong on the wall and should not be hastily installed at a perfect right angle just for the sake of it. That was just work done by the book from the contractor.
Stargate85 schrieb:
What is your opinion on this? Is something like this acceptable?Yes, absolutely within the norm. It is done using acrylic, as @Nordlys mentions. Otherwise, it looks very neat.
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HilfeHilfe30 Apr 2021 08:02Alright, apply acrylic, and off you go.
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nordanney30 Apr 2021 08:35Stargate85 schrieb:
Is something like this acceptable?Not just acceptable, but common. Apply acrylic sealant and you will have a) a clean finish and b) the issue will no longer be visible.Similar topics