baseboard Definition
☆ base·board (-bôrd′)
noun
a board or molding covering the edge of a wall next to the floor
baseboard Usage Examples
Converse of object
- encapsulate: Acrylic baths are molded from sanitary acrylic sheet with fully encapsulated baseboards.
- register: The following window then appears: Please select your initials, and enter the date that you wish to register the baseboards.
- construct: I constructed baseboards and traverser fiddle yard using 2"x1 " timber and a chipboard surface.
Adjective modifier
- thick: The basic strength of the instrument is provided by a thick pine baseboard onto which the case sides are built.
- large: The unit has a stable profiled column and large rugged baseboard.
Modifies a noun
- brace: Five internal baseboard braces placed on their edge run from the bentside to the spine or the lower belly rail.
- joint: We always make every effort to hide the baseboard joints.
- size: We chose a baseboard size of 42 x 60.
- section: Water ingress is captured within the hollow Newton Baseboard section and diverted to available drainage or a Newton Titan pump system.
- level: Install night lights at baseboard level near steps or turns.
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