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Miratec trim failing
We recently bought our current house which was built in 2002 and I've got a lot of Miratec trim failing. Replacing some of these failed pieces is problematic because removing them basically requires a deconstruction of the stairs. I'm just wondering if anyone has a better idea other than a complete redo of the stairs and trim. Thanks submitted by /u/matonplayer [link] [comments]
| | We recently bought our current house which was built in 2002 and I've got a lot of Miratec trim failing. Replacing some of these failed pieces is problematic because removing them basically requires a deconstruction of the stairs. I'm just wondering if anyone has a better idea other than a complete redo of the stairs and trim. Thanks [link] [comments] |
