Here is a project I did last summer in the Dining Room – Really easy to make with very few tools. Made with 1/4 MDF on the wall and 1/2 MDF for the panels and stiles. Use poplar molding for all the other pieces. Took about a week to complete (Vacation time :-) ) Here is a link to all the pictures during the building process. Photo Link | |||||||
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9 comments so far
Gibney
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#1 posted 524 days ago
this is really terrific! How did you apply 1) the 1/4 to the wall; and 2) the 1/2 inch and moldings to the 1/4?
Brandon
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#2 posted 524 days ago
Nice! It turned out great. I’ve been meaning to do something like this at our place.
-- "hold fast to that which is good"
Woodbridge
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#3 posted 524 days ago
great looking wainscottting. The room looks very nice.
-- Peter, Woodbridge, Ontario
rlamb007
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#4 posted 524 days ago
Thanks everyone. The photo link should show the process pretty well. However, use panel glue and finish nails to attached the 1/4 backing board on the wall..Then the stiles were put in with plain ole titebond and brads.
Trim attached with brad gun and glue.
Hope that helps.
oakwood
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#5 posted 524 days ago
The room looks wonderful. You did a beautiful job.
staryder
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#6 posted 524 days ago
Really nice job and post…. Very inspiring…. I have the same project planned for this summer…. I have not seen it done the way you did and it gave me an example of a much better easier way than the way I thought it was done.
Thank you so much for sharing….
-- Rick.... Fort Worth, Texas
Monte Pittman
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#7 posted 524 days ago
Adds a lot of class to the room.
-- Mother Nature created it, I just assemble it. - It's not ability that we often lack, but the patience to use our ability
blackcherry
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#8 posted 523 days ago
Results are stunning , but man I’m not a fan of MDF as by now you know why…BC
Mike
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#9 posted 523 days ago
Sharp looking wainscottting. It really adds some character to the room!
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