Wife wants me to put up some beadboard wainscotting up in our breakfast/dining nook. I haven't sat down to make a sketchup drawing but I will very soon. I would like to to have the top and bottom of the beadboard covered by some 3 or 4 inch wide stock with the bead board sitting in a rabbet. If i do it that way the baseboard will stick out past the door casing. I was thinking about just putting a 45 on the end of the baseboard and returning it into the casing. Doubt this make any sense without a picture. Will try to get one done tomorrow. Just would like some opinions on how it will look. The main reason I dont want the beadboard sitting on or in the baseboard is that I am planning on getting new hardwood floors in the next few years and I dont want to have to rip up the wainscotting when i remove the baseboard.
Thanks for any help