Does any one know of a company that makes a kit to enclose a lolly column giving the column a finished look? Or an easy way to do it.
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You better ne more specific and go easy on the word easy!
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Found http://www.architecturaldepot.com which makes four types. By easy, I meant nothing too complex or fancy. Room has simple amd clean lines.
I can't give you a company but there are sleeves that are split and snap around the pipe. Smooth white, a couple colors and wood grain.
Jeff Buck might have a link, he's provided it in the past I think.Remodeling Contractor just outside the Glass City.
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Here's one for now.
http://madridinc.com/before_after.html
Here's another one if your worried about children getting hurt. It's not so attrctive but it not a bad idea.
http://www.lollywrap.com/index.htm
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Worked on many basement finish jobs, that were always littered with the things. One easy way that we found to finish them was to put parallel pieces of 1x6 on two sides running from the floor to the "cieling". The 1x6 pieces were held together/apart on the bottoms (usually a concrete floor) by another piece of 1x6 (or other scrap) on the other two sides, but these pieces did not go to the top. They only went up 6 inches. The four pieces created a box on the bottom that we filled with plaster of paris. Tops could usually be nailed to the girders that they supported. (If needed, middle supports could be added.) Once this frame was in place, we covered it with panel, then cornerguard. You could just as easily use sheetrock in place of the panel.
Don
DonK, thanks for the idea of stabilizing the finished work with a plaster base. I was thinking of using poplar and painting it. Maybe add some sort of mouldings to give it some character. Luckily, I only have one to deal with.