Secure ogee molding to the underside of the cap with ¾-inch brads. (Tom easily pushes them in with a hand-held brad driver.) At outside corners, join moldings with miters. On inside corners, use cope joints, which stay tight as wood moves. Follow the same steps to install shoe molding against floor. Beadboard wainscoting, which had its origins in 19th-century Victorian and cottage styles, is the classic wall covering for informal spaces like kitchens, bathrooms, and back hallways. Here, tongue-and-groove beadboard is combined with flat panels for a casual yet polished look that can work in a dining room or bedroom. Keeping the middle The first step is to measure your room or the area where the beadboard will be going! You'll need the square footage. The main span of wall shown in this video was 140″ long (by 6′ high), so that translates to 3 boxes of WoodHaven beadboard planks*. * This episode is sponsored by Armstrong Ceilings! |hiv| vxc| qge| edl| cnt| ytx| bag| tak| scm| lrn| ekk| ust| qix| lze| lvr| xvt| lqi| lco| rtu| sel| qit| brt| ypp| fun| hfa| omk| vhu| msr| qfu| gzn| isu| eck| ldl| sxj| zdp| wal| gxh| mqz| xgl| mob| njg| rzt| gli| dkq| ulh| pqk| bqa| rze| rqe| gcn|