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![]() "sid" wrote in message ... Getting ready to have carpet installed and I want to know the proper height to install the baseboard from the floor (Short shag or berber). I have seen this question posted before, but I don't believe a definitive answer was given. The best advice the other articles gave was to ask the carpet installer. We had the sales guy here the other day to measure up the floor space, and I ask what height he would recommend. But he really didn't have an answer. He pointed to the wallboard that I left up 1/2" from the floor and stated that that would be plenty. I thought that the industry would have a standard ? Thanks\\ Typically, we would cut pieces of scrap baseboard and use them to hold the actual baseboard off the floor when we'd nail it in place. That would place it at 1/2" off the floor, typically and that's sufficient for about any carpet. The pad is laid to about the tackless strip, so all that fits under the baseboard is the edge of the carpet, and that can be compressed.. Micajah |
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