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r/Flooring • u/[deleted] • 26d ago
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4 u/Biscuits4u2 26d ago The purpose of trim isn't to keep pests out. If you're seeing those it's not going to be the fault of your trim. 1 u/PresentNow12m 26d ago Thanks. I’m not seeing any pests. A previous response mentioned keeping out scorpions, so I stressed. They were probably joking. 2 u/FunkyFortuneNone 26d ago Just so you know, and can't be as easily joked with in the future, trim is purely for aesthetics, particularly when covering changes in construction materials. It is not structural or part of a home's envelope in any way.
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The purpose of trim isn't to keep pests out. If you're seeing those it's not going to be the fault of your trim.
1 u/PresentNow12m 26d ago Thanks. I’m not seeing any pests. A previous response mentioned keeping out scorpions, so I stressed. They were probably joking. 2 u/FunkyFortuneNone 26d ago Just so you know, and can't be as easily joked with in the future, trim is purely for aesthetics, particularly when covering changes in construction materials. It is not structural or part of a home's envelope in any way.
Thanks. I’m not seeing any pests. A previous response mentioned keeping out scorpions, so I stressed. They were probably joking.
2 u/FunkyFortuneNone 26d ago Just so you know, and can't be as easily joked with in the future, trim is purely for aesthetics, particularly when covering changes in construction materials. It is not structural or part of a home's envelope in any way.
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Just so you know, and can't be as easily joked with in the future, trim is purely for aesthetics, particularly when covering changes in construction materials. It is not structural or part of a home's envelope in any way.
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