Skirting Filler or Screw Caps
raul_breganzo
7 years ago
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I can't find the right size screw caps to go onto my skirting and I don't want to fill them in case I need to take them off in future to get under the floorboards! Please advise???
I can't find the right size screw caps to go onto my skirting and I don't want to fill them in case I need to take them off in future to get under the floorboards! Please advise???
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