How to cover this partial pipe with baseboard?

2 years ago

For some reason at the bottom of the wall there were these pvc pipes that are kind of showing at an angle. from the side it looks like this:
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so i had to cut out part of the flooring around the pipe to have the planks staying flat. looks like there was one that came out a little too much

this one sticks out for more than 1 inch. what's the best way to cover this?
on this website i saw some people have covered up radiators but those are bigger than this. in this case just build a bookshelf or something to cover this? or is there another way? maybe glue two baseboards together so it's thick enough to cover the pipe for this side of the wall?

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PPF.
2 years ago
Please delete your other thread, and there was no need to start a new one.

Your image is small and it's unclear what you are trying to show.

I see no PVC pipes.
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modern_family
Original Author
2 years ago
Thanks, deleted the other thread. the pipe is underneath this vapor barrier, like in a slope from bottom of the wall into the concrete subfloor, so i had to cut the vinyl planks around that
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millworkman
2 years ago
Need to get better pictures than that as we cannot really see anything to use for context.
bry911
2 years ago
Just build up a base trim block with space behind it and let your other baseboard die into it. That is an imperfect solution but imperfect solutions are all you have.

Good luck
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modern_family
Original Author
2 years ago
> Just build up a base trim block with space behind it and let your other baseboard die into it

can you explain more what this means? thanks