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How to cover the joint between the wall and the chipboard?

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There is a task – to make the joint horizontal particle board, which runs along the entire wall from corner to corner, with this wall and the two adjacent (with which the board is joined by short sides).

The walls are crooked, to fit the chipboard will not be possible, there will still be gaps, how and what can close them?

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182Rogerio Roggenbuck
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With plastic or aluminum corners.

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156Jochem Busscher
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It's possible to make it fit. Why are they so crooked? The worst part is that any crooked line is going to be annoying. Can't you just plaster it now?

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155unobtrusiveB
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 No, the walls are already wallpapered, there is a structure that covers the radiator, in the vertical plane it is also wallpapered. Horizontal slab of the particle board will cover this construction.
– Rogerio Roggenbuck  9 months ago
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Use a narrow ceiling plinth. It is flexible, sometimes made of soft foam, which crumples a lot if you touch anything. And there is a denser material, but still flexible. Paint in the desired color and glue with liquid nails.

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77Neil UK
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