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How would you tidy up this skirting transition please? I can only think of a block.

If a block then say 50mm wide to the height of the taller (maple) skirting?

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How long is the section to the right of the pic if not to long replace the lot or remove the fake oak piece cut down till the two rounded sections meet
 
Extend the lines of the tops of skirting on the wall with a piece of scrap skirting and bisect the angles:

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You will ideally need a sliding bevel (or a piece of scrap skirting) to transfer the cut angles to the new material on the saw. If using a sliding bevel the end of the piece to be mitred will need to be square cut before transferring the angle. It is generally easier to cut the bevel angle (for the corner) after the mitre angle
 
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gonch69 said:
How long is the section to the right of the pic if not to long replace the lot or remove the fake oak piece cut down till the two rounded sections meet
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Agree tiny maple section looks strange just replace with white skirting .
 
foxhole said:
Agree tiny maple section looks strange just replace with white skirting .
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Sorry I should have explained, this isn't just the one piece. Its one side of an opening between the original house (white skirting) and the new part (maple). The other side of the opening is also in maple and goes into a corner so I can't just reduce the height as I would then have to do the whole room.
 
bsr said:
@JobAndKnock any reason not to do a block? Do you think it wouldn't look right?
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As @johnny2007 says (and as I should have stated - duh!) , better to replace the maple with all white and to do the mitred angles. Blocks are a pretty clunky (read "ugly") IMHO and I'll only ever consider them if there really is no other way of doing it, e.g where two very dissimilar skirtings meet and both the runs are long and/or maybe one is an original moulding. As others have said, short runs of odd mouldings are really a not that attractive
 
Buy skirting cover. Cut to shape and stick on. Keep same height
 
bsr said:
Sorry I should have explained, this isn't just the one piece. Its one side of an opening between the original house (white skirting) and the new part (maple). The other side of the opening is also in maple and goes into a corner so I can't just reduce the height as I would then have to do the whole room.
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Why mix skirting ?
 
bsr said:
Not my choice, house came like this! But I'm not replacing half a house of skirting because of needing to transition. Also note they both the same height (100mm) the difference is in floor level.
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You need to change have the house skirting so it matches.Only a matter of painting it white.
 
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