In the past ten to twenty years, many homes have been built to resemble homes of much better quality.
One of the most common decorative touches was the addition MDF - instead of real wood - crown molding, window casings and baseboards.
This is an adequate choice in areas with low humidity - but baseboards often get wet.
Since few contractors take the time to paint all sides of this product with a good oil based paint - cracking, mold and deterioration are often a problem which leads to the replacement of this inferior product.
What's the point of all this?
Only that my young cousins are making a killing this summer replacing this flawed product with a less expensive (but better for our location) product.
That looking like higher quality is not the same as being higher quality.
Saturday, July 3, 2010
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