CUSTOM Shiplap Wall | Faux Shiplap vs. Real Shiplap | Bathroom Update
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ค. 2020
- We updated our guest bathroom with a custom shiplap wall. Faux shiplap vs. a real shiplap wall, can you tell the difference? This bathroom update continues the shiplap wall theme from the living room shiplap wall.
1/4 in. x 4 ft. x 8 ft. BC Sanded Pine Plywood
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Sherwin Williams Alabaster (paint code 7008)
Here’s how we did our granddaughter’s nursery, but with a different product.
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Soooo...we are expecting our first Granddaughter 😍. She needs shiplap too, right? Check it out here!
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Omg congratulations 👏💖
I loved it! Awesome 👏 awesome job
Wow that’s Awesome!!! Thanks for teaching me a better way!! I bet your daughter is extremely happy now!! Great job Dad!!!
Thank you very much. My girls did love the bathroom, but it made my wife happier (the bathroom looked terrible). Thanks for watching!
Thank you! This video is exactly what I was looking for!! 😊
Awesome! Glad it helped.
Very creative man ... nice work!
Beautiful!!!!
Nice job! Thanks for the tip
This was lovely. Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely! Thank you for watching.
Thanks for sharing - great job!
Thank you for watching.
Gorgeous
Awe…I’m blushing 😂😂. Jk. Thanks for watching
Wow, you have straight walls.
In my bathroom the distance from wall to wall vary a lot.
Excellent job!
They all vary quite a bit…you can use trim at either side to make up for walls that are not exactly straight. In my other video where I put shiplap in my granddaughter’s nursery, I use a cove molding to trim out the ends
@@TonyCollumtheHOWTOHERO Thank you very very much!
Will definitely watch it.
Love the bathroom
Thank you
Great job. Thank you!
Thank you for watching. Do you have a shiplap project in the near future?
I’m thinking about it. ☺️
@@Dee_Yamel well, good luck with the project.
Very nice! I live in a 100 year old house with cracked and wavy plaster walls and I think this would be a hell of an upgrade while avoiding with most of the plaster issues.
I’m sure it will help in some areas. Just remember a bad base (wavy walls) could easily translate through this thin veneer
You should have mixed up the cuts so the lines of the boards didn't match up. Looks like a piece of plywood glued to the wall. In fact they make paneling that looks just like that. Looks nothing like shiplap.
New sub great job
Your project looks awesome! Can I use shiplap with MDF melamine? That white coating?
We bought a 1924 house that had thick 70s paneling on the walls . I ripped it off and cut my shiplap out of that paneling. It turned out looking really good and no cost to me.
That it’s a great way to save. I bet it turned out awesome
@@TonyCollumtheHOWTOHERO it did. My husband asked where I learned to do alot of stuff he had no idea I knew how to do, lol I said I learned it from Tony and now he watches you.
Hey brotha! I just subscribed and look forward to watching more of your videos. I am looking to add some ship Lap to our house as well but I do have to say that I absolutely love your Shelf above your toilet. Do you know where you purchased that from? Once again, great video Tony and awesome that your wife is your helper. :) Cheers!
Hey thanks for watching and subscribing! So, my wife bought the shelf at Kirklands. My wife is truly my better half and more than just a helper... she keeps me in line.
What is the best choice of planks to prevent any warping?
Turned out good and might as well just change that toilet out lol. I think shiplapping will be around for a long time as long as people stop doing entire house with it lom
Ryan, we actually did change the toilet too. The old toilet was short so we went with the chair height elongated bowl. I think you are right, shiplap is here for a while.
Since it’s been up for awhile, how well has it held up with the shower? I want to do our bathroom & worry about how damp it gets in there with no exhaust fan.
It’s still holding up really well. Think about it though…once you paint it with latex paint it’s no different than the drywall. I do however, suggest that you invest on a bath fan to help.
Love this! Can you tell me where you got your mirror, shelves, lights, faucets, etc and vanity?
Thank you. The mirror came from Hobby Lobby, the shelf from Kirklands, the faucet vanity top from Home Depot and the light from either Home Depot or Lowe’s.
Thank you!!!
What is the added benefit of using the construction adhesive backing on the boards?
In the bathroom (high humidity area) it helps keep the wood from moving. In my granddaughter’s room I didn’t use it.
I have some imperfections on my wall around the light fixture. Do you think the unevenness would show in the small gaps?
The shiplap will hide many imperfections. The gap is so small usually imperfections are never seen
@@TonyCollumtheHOWTOHERO Thank you so much for the info and responding!
Awesome job. Looks fantastic. I'm going to try this. Been looking at shiplap and it's expensive. I don't care what's on there as long as the look is the same. And let's be honest, shiplap should look a bit rustic anyway so who cares if it's a perfect board from the box store?
I’m telling you, I’ve got both. And not once has someone anything about any differences. If they don’t like it, they can pay for the next room 😂
@@TonyCollumtheHOWTOHERO What do you think about using 1970's style wood sheet paneling flipped over and ripped into 6" sheets? I got an older farmhouse home that I'm going to be doing some reno in. Someone put a lot of paneling in there back in the 70's. It's gotta come out but I'm hoping I can flip it over and rip it to use if it's thick enough.
@@CardiacCat I wouldn’t personally. It is super thin and brittle and I don’t think would be enough of a profile. I actually ripped out a whole room of paneling (that someone took the time to tape and mud to fake it being drywall) to put up the real stuff. I don’t like how paneling ends up looking
@@TonyCollumtheHOWTOHERO Yeah, I thought it might be. Well, it'll just get ripped out. Thanks for the input.
What do you think about PVC shiplap considering lumber prices right now are through the roof
🤔 that’s a thought... stay tuned, I’m working on a new video, with more shiplap.
Come on ta my house. This is awesome!
It really is an easy way to get the same look 👀
With this being a bathroom, do you have to worry about extra moisture?
Moisture is a concern in any bathroom. But shiplap is no different than drywall. The paint acts as a barrier to keep out the moisture. To help ensure you seal the wood well, you can pre-paint the shiplap then install.
Love this job, love the shelf over the toilet where did you get that.
He said Kirklands in another comment. I’ve seen them at hobby lobby too.
Yes my wife ordered this particular shelf from Kirklands
That is right.
Should I paint ship lap
What do you think 🤔 is shiplap a passing fad, or a must have?
Ingenious! I love your projects and instruction.
Earnest Hines, that is so nice of you to say! I appreciate you watching.
No one walking into that bathroom will know it's plywood! Shiplap is always going to be nicer than sheetrock. Especially since you don't have to mud your corner's!
@@joelferguson4089 exactly!
@Henriette Jeffris awesome!!
The point of shiplap is to say ohhhh look at my real expensive shiplap
I guess. Now people look at my fake shiplap and can’t tell the difference (I’m sure shiplap snobs can, but I digress)
You never want to buy shiplap at Home Depot, go to your local lumber yard they sell 10 times the amount, and at a much better price.
I’ve never purchased actual shiplap from Home Depot. However, I’ve found the pricing at the local places (at least around here) are still expensive.
I heard you shouldn’t use MDF shiplap boards in a bathroom.
These are not MDF. However, I know first hand that many homes are being built with mdf trim throughout the entire home and including bathrooms. Personally I wouldn’t use mdf shiplap.
Good video. Your voiceover was hard to hear over the saw and sander noise
Thanks for the feedback. I’ll definitely work on it
At $6.50 a board at HD my takeaway is to just buy 10 real boards and avoid the hassle of gap measuring , cutting , priming etc. where you getting a 1k difference from?
The (primed) 5.25” x 12’ shiplap sold at Home Depot works out to .87 per linear ft. To do a bathroom 8’x8’ would cost approx. $128 just in shiplap.
1x6x8 cost approx $147 to do the same bathroom
1/4” 4x8 sanded ply cost approx $65
Now, I know you’ve got to put in a few other things to get to the finished product including time...
My way is not the only way...but it gave me great footage for a video and shows others how to do it a different way and to save some money. I was referencing 1k difference from when I did my living room at almost 500 linear ft at approx $1.77 per lf.
Thanks for the feedback
this guy makes me nervous with his hand so close to saw blade on that table saw. please use a guide if you are doing this, one slip and your banjo playing career is over,