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1. www.doityourself.com › forum › patching-plasteringTips for retrofitting smaller bathroom fan into larger hole

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   Jun 23, 2018 · Tips for retrofitting smaller bathroom fan into larger hole. Doing a bathroom remodel, and the fan that really looks best in the new remodel requires a 9.5" x 9.5" rough opening, and the existing opening is 11.5" x 10.5". So in essence an inch too large on way, and two inches too large the other.

2. diy.stackexchange.com › questions › 20040How can I seal the gap around a bathroom exhaust fan?

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   You'll want to seal the vapor barrier to the fan housing using an acoustic sealant like OSI® SC-170™, or similar product (you might have to do this from above). Just make sure the sealant is approved for use with vapor barrier, some sealants won't adhere well to the vapor barrier.

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4. www.builditfine.com › tile-to-ceiling-trimTile To Ceiling Trim (A Guide To Creating A Smooth Transition)

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   • How to Create A Tile-To-Ceiling trim?
   • What’s The Best Material For A Tile to Ceiling trim?
   • Is It Necessary to Finish Where Tile Meets The Ceiling?
   • Can You Use Grout as A Tile to Ceiling trim?

   Below, I am going to share with you three methods on how you can create a tile-to-ceiling trim. Each method has its highlights. It will be up to you to identify which one seems more ideal for your setup.

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   This heavily depends on preferences, but from a professional point of view, tile is the best material to use to create a tile-to-ceiling transition. We aren’t talking about another type of tile, but the one you have used on your walls. Such a transition creates a uniform finish from tile to ceiling. Therefore, if you can get your hands on a tile-cu...

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   Some property owners don’t think it’s important to install a tile-to-ceiling transition. But if you ask any experienced contractor, they will advise you on the benefits of finishing where the tile meets the ceiling. The gap that is left behind when you install tile to the ceiling may seem small but it can significantly throw off your interior aesth...

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   Absolutely not. Even though groutdoes a great job of filling crevices between tiles, it should not be used as a transition from tile to ceiling. The gap between tiles and ceilings is often too big for grout and it will eventually crack and fall off. If you need a quick fix, use silicone caulk instead. It’s stronger and more flexible.

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5. www.homedepot.ca › en › homeTypes of Moulding: How to Choose Trim Styles - Homedepot.ca

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   Floor moulding, such as baseboards, hides the seam between your walls and floors, while ceiling moulding, including crown moulding and coves, softens the transition between walls and ceilings. For doors and windows, casing moulding creates a polished look while hiding gaps.

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7. www.flooringinc.com › blog › how-to-choose-trimsFloor Trim and Molding Buying Guide: What You Need to Know

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   Dec 27, 2016 · Trims and moldings are flooring edge pieces used to transition your floor to stairs, another floor, or walls. They are the finishing touches on your picture-perfect floor. These transition pieces come in many forms and are often made out of different materials, such as rubber, vinyl, medium-density fiberboard (MDF), and more.

8. housegrail.com › types-of-floor-molding9 Different Types of Floor Molding (With Pictures) | House Grail

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   Sep 11, 2023 · We’ve looked at several different types of floor molding, the options available, and the advantages of each one. Before picking your floor molding for the job, consider each type carefully. Make sure you make the best choice for your project, and your work will last for years.

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   What is a trim & molding?

   • Trims and moldings are flooring edge pieces used to transition your floor to stairs, another floor, or walls. They are the finishing touches on your picture-perfect floor. These transition pieces come in many forms and are often made out of different materials, such as rubber, vinyl, medium-density fiberboard (MDF), and more.

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   What is a T-molding floor?

   • T-molding is a type of floor molding that fits in between two surfaces. This may be the most common type of transition molding. This transition molding is called a T-molding because of its shape. It has a track that goes around three sides of it.

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   What is floor molding?

   • It’s called floor molding because it adds a finished, decorative edge to the top of the floor. It is an easy and inexpensive way to give character to your room. If you have a sharp sense of design, one of the first details to decide is the type of floor molding you’ll use.

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   What is a rounded top edge floor molding?

   • This floor molding is shaped like a quarter-circle. Also, it has a rounded top edge and can be nailed or glued against the wall. It’s installed between the baseboard and the floor. The rounded edge gives it a sleek look while hiding gaps between the wall and the baseboard.

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   What is a transition molding?

   • This transition molding is called a T-molding because of its shape. It has a track that goes around three sides of it. The final side has a lip under it so that you can push it into place, and it will stay flush with the rest of your floor. You can use this type of molding anywhere there is a doorway and the floors are the same height.

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   What is a final side molding?

   • The final side has a lip under it so that you can push it into place, and it will stay flush with the rest of your floor. You can use this type of molding anywhere there is a doorway and the floors are the same height. It’s used between two rooms, such as a kitchen and dining room or bathroom and bedroom.

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10. www.schluter.com › schluter-us › en_USWhat Is The Purpose of Tile Edge Trimming? - Schluter

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    Simply put, a tile edge trim, otherwise known as a profile, is a finishing edge that is positioned along the borders of a tile field during the installation process. Bonded under the tile with an anchoring leg, the profile is set into the same thin-set mortar as the tile and becomes a permanent part of the assembly.