Karl Champley: Great teaching Gary and Many Speederman, how to overcome the dramas of a renovation gone bad. Amy and Gary get to working installing a wire track system that will hide the numerous home theatre wires and cables.
Amy Denver: And then if you ever need to access them, you can pull the base board off and get to him to reconfigure or replace or do what you need to do.
With the base track secure to the wall studs and the wires is installed in the channel. The wire track covers next into place.
Gary: Goes on pretty easy.
Amy Denver: Yeah! And that’s nice. Okay, then were all clip. Okay, yes see its sort off end up looking. Would you like?
Then we apply a construction adhesive to the back of the baseboard molding. It’s like a very careful toothpaste application. We carefully put the baseboard up going it only to the wire track cover. And we did a very neat job with the glue, no carpet mess.
Gary: Very nice.
Amy Denver: Once the baseboard is bonded to the track cover the molding can be removed easily. That way they can access the wire which is often necessary with home theatre systems.