Was wandering if there is any technical advice regarding how to use gripper rods that do not go against flat/flush skirting. I mean skirting that has the bit at the bottom comes out in a cemi circle before it hits the floor. Would I then not leave a gap and just nail down the rods flush against the protruding bit, due to the actual skirting board being further back?
Do you mean quadrant? You can still gripper up to it right and tuck with a eye witness or tucking tool, it’s just a pain Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
