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Sign up or log in to customize your list. Here's how it works: Anybody can ask a question The best answers are voted up and rise to the top I have a couple questions regarding my chair rail installation. I have read that, if possible, the chair rail should be at the same level as the window sill but I am thinking it might be better a little higher. Note that the overall wall height is 8'4", the upper surface of the window sill is around 31" and the height of the chair backs is around 36". One of the photos shows how the chair rail would look if it were installed a few inches above the window sill. I would be interested to hear what others think about this. Another issue is that I want to terminate a chair rail about 1 foot beyond an inside corner as it reaches an outside corner about 13 inches to the left of the inside corner. I was thinking of putting in a mitered return about one inch from this outside corner. Another option which is easier would be to not even install the railing along the 13 inch wall and just terminate the molding in the inside corner using a square cut.

I'm not sure if this would look as good though. Although this is sort of an arbitrary question, and might get flagged, I'll pen a few thoughts. There are no real rules to chair rails, I've installed them from 28 to 38 inches. table chair rental queens blvdTraditionally, some feature, like a window sill or a side board dictates the height so the lines flow around the room. cheap accent chairs walmartBut I always say, "beauty is in the eyes of the beholder". beach chair rentals chicagoIf you decide to go higher than your sill, be sure to back cut the rail 3 or 4 degrees so it will fit snug to the window trim, no gaps.bean bag chairs target store

Finishing at an outside corner is pretty straight forward. The rail should meet the edge of the outside corner perfectly with a 30 degree miter cut. I think cutting short of the corner makes it look unfinished, especially finishing with a straight cut at the inside corner. dining chair sale brisbaneThe end miter cut needs to be sanded really smooth so no cut off wood grain shows through your paint. the voice chair choice buttonI use a fixed rotatory sander for that job, but a delicate touch with a decent palm sander will work. Just my humble opinion, hope your job looks great when your done. It's been more than 1 year since the OP asked the question but I will answer for posterity. For the bottom pic the answer is easy. Follow the base board molding around the corner! Terminate your chair rail in the same fashion the base board molding terminates.

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