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Covering gaps and lines for built in bookshelf

Buttercake · 2024-03-15 11:24:17

Hi everyone, I have a built-in bookshelf in the living room created by builders doing renovations, there are a lot of lines between the shelf unit and the wall, especially around the top. Is there a way to cover or fill these lines without the unit been susceptible to cracking? I am thinking of using edging tape and…

15-03-2024 11:24am

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Buttercake

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Hi everyone,
I have a built-in bookshelf in the living room created by builders doing renovations, there are a lot of lines between the shelf unit and the wall, especially around the top. Is there a way to cover or fill these lines without the unit been susceptible to cracking? I am thinking of using edging tape and painting over it? any suggestions would be great thanks

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