DIY Board and Batten Walls: Transform Your Space with Ease
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Published 2022-03-11
Looking to add a touch of elegance and character to your walls or hallway? Look no further! In this inspiring tutorial, we'll show you how to create stunning Board and Batten walls, turning any ordinary space into a stylish focal point.
Join us as we guide you through this easy DIY project that requires only basic tools. Using 1x4 pine, 5/8x6 trim pack, and 9/16x2 1/4 casing material, we'll demonstrate the step-by-step process of beautifying a hallway with Board and Batten.
Discover how this half-day project can completely transform the look and feel of your space. With a minimal investment of under $200, you can achieve remarkable results that will leave a lasting impression.
Once the installation is complete, we'll show you how to finish the project with sanding and painting. With attention to detail and a little bit of patience, you'll be able to achieve a professional-grade finish that adds value and charm to your home.
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All Comments (7)
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Absolutely beautiful, so classy looking ....Thank you
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This is the best and straightforward video I’ve watched. I bought a nail gun that completely messed my walls up. So nailing it in have worked for me.
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Ive watched many videos on the topic this is the first tool friendly i actually feel that i can do. Thanks
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This was so helpful! I am about to attempt a similar project myself. Did you replace the baseboards on the opposite side of the hallway as well so it would match? I am trying to decide if I am going to remove my baseboards or just let my vertical boards start right above them.
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This is a super straight forward and easy-to-understand guide. I've been trying to think of ways to make our split level feel more "cozy" and this looks to be one way that I can do and coincidentally have all the pieces for already. Just curious, why did you guys decide not to do both sides of the hallway? Was this meant to be more of an accent wall?
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Great video. Explained well
