Wall Panelling

Beading and Dado Rail (Client to Final Paint)

Empty room with wooden floor, pale blue paneling, and a window on the wall.

This was a supply and fit beading and dado rail to match an existing style in the house, and fit new skirting.

 

As you can see I had to run it under the window and doing it that low all the way around would have looked awful. discussing it between the client and myself we decided to have the final panels slope down and marry up under the window. Kind of how it looks on stairs.

 

Its has a 12mm moisture resistant backing board to give the panelling a clean background appearance. The dado rail is 25mm MR MDF rounded over with the same wall beading underneath. Once all fitted I primed, filled, caulked, sanded, then repeated where needed ready for the customer who wanted to final paint it themselves.

A room with a laser level, tools, and wooden floor planks.
Wall with pencil markings for paneling design beside a level and tools on the floor.
Tools and materials scattered on a wooden floor in a room undergoing renovation.
Corner of a room with white walls and wood paneling, featuring a wooden floor.
Narrow corridor with wooden flooring and white panelled walls leading to a closed door.
Empty room with light-coloured walls, wooden floorboards, and a window.

Square Edge (Client to Final Paint)

White walls with decorative paneling and wooden floor; empty, bright bedroom.
Blueprint of a wooden panel design with measurements and notes.
Empty room with a bed, laser on a tripod, and tools on the wooden floor.
A partially renovated bedroom with a bed, tools, and covered flooring.
A wooden wall structure with grey panels, next to a bed and scattered building materials.
Progress of wall panelling that has primed and filled for sanding with tools stored next to it on a wooden floor
Interior view of a room with white panelled walls and wooden flooring, featuring a door.
Bedroom corner with a bed, wooden flooring, and a white wall with paneling.

Square edged panelling to one side of a wall with a thumb board on top.

 

A simple wall panel that was built for a client made from Moisture Resistant MDF. First we had to get and mark a height that the client liked, then mark out and space for how many vertical styles to be had, whether 5, 6, or 7. Again discuss with the client which amount they prefer. 

 

It's quite straight forward making it but there is quite a bit of time that is needed in setting out. then plus making sure its level, plumb, its straight plus equally spaced. 

 

Once its complete, we filled, sanded and primed it, checked it and repeated where necessary. Finished with one final sanding by hand ready for the customer to paint, as they they were decorating the room themselves.

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