04/30/2026
A client of mine reached out to me after they had a sauna removed, and discovered that the wall behind the sauna had also been removed (to give the much needed extra few inches when the sauna was initially installed). After cleaning up the cut line in the drywall, I added some framing, and then hung the drywall. Prefill, taping, and finishing the drywall went well, but we had a fun little curveball with the baseboard. The removed piece of baseboard was nowhere to be found, but I did find some scrap door casing; same profile, stain, and finish as the baseboard, but not wide enough. The woodworker in me got super excited to use my portable table saw and rip another piece of door casing (to achieve the total height needed to match the current base), and then I used my Lamello Zeta P2 with Tenso connectors, to provide and internal clamping force to allow for glue up, while not having to spend time in clamps, and be installed immediately. Glue squeeze out was removed, of course, and I would have loved to sanded the joint to near invisibility, but I did not want to have to try to match the stain (and the client was totally fine with this, especially since shelving will be installed in this new space). My client had the wall painted and the newly fabricated baseboard was then installed.
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⭐️Custom built-ins; projects; shelving; mantels, benches.
⭐️Crown molding, wainscot, trim work, interior painting.
⭐️Drywall installation or repair, insulation, remodels.
⭐️Flooring installation or repair.
⭐️Replacement of light fixtures and ceiling fans.
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