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      "name": "What is the difference between baseboards, casing, and crown molding?",
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        "text": "Baseboards protect drywall from vacuum strikes and foot traffic, casings frame and seal doors and windows, and crown molding bridges wall-to-ceiling transitions. Baseboards run along the floor and take the most daily wear and tear. Door and window casings hide the rough framing gaps and ensure draft-free transitions. Crown molding is purely decorative, adding depth, architectural character, and visual height to a room. Understanding which elements need attention clarifies whether your project requires basic protective boards or intricate ceiling-level joinery.",
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        "description": "Baseboards protect the base of walls, casings conceal framing around doors and windows, and crown molding decorates the upper joint between walls and ceilings."
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  "description": "Baseboards protect the base of walls, casings conceal framing around doors and windows, and crown molding decorates the upper joint between walls and ceilings."
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