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  "name": "What is the difference between shoe molding and quarter round?",
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      "name": "What is the difference between shoe molding and quarter round?",
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        "text": "Shoe molding and quarter round are both types of trim used to cover gaps between flooring and baseboards, but they differ in profile. Quarter round has a perfect 90-degree angle on the back with a quarter-circle radius on the front. Shoe molding, by contrast, is taller and less 'round,' featuring a slightly flatter profile that is often considered more elegant and less obtrusive. A practical tradeoff is that shoe molding typically appears more subtle and can be more forgiving with slight floor imperfections, while quarter round offers a more pronounced, rounded edge.",
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        "description": "Shoe molding is taller and less round than quarter round, offering a more subtle profile to cover floor gaps."
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  "description": "Shoe molding is taller and less round than quarter round, offering a more subtle profile to cover floor gaps."
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