DIY Beadboard
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2020
- Hey guys! In this video, I will be showing you how to install panels of beadboard. This is a fairly simple process and one that greatly improves a room! We will be installing beadboard on the ceiling in the new bathroom we are building.
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Sorry, another tip! Paint it all before it goes up!! That's what I did with all my bead board, and all the mouldings & quarter-round, before it was even cut. Saves a TON of time and crawling around.
Thanks for the tips! I'll keep them in mind next time.
Yes! Especially if you over age 60 !!!
0:58 Just a tip, instead of nails, use narrow staples, and staple in the small grooves instead of the flat area- easier to hide with a bit of spackling and paint later, the staples won't be visible at all. That's what I did and it looked great.
Thanks!
What type of stapler did you use ?
Agreed. I used beadboard for my basement laundry room walls. Brads just don't hold well enough and can pull through. Long narrow crown staples (1.5 - 2" typical) are the way to go and 16" OC into studs/joists is best. By looks of it, the video creator is putting way too many brads in and mostly into the drywall, not hitting many of the studs/joists (low holding strength). I'd also suggest a few dabs of well placed construction adhesive.
BTW... buy the beadboard that is mold resistant if your going to be putting it into a location that is damp.
Thank you so much for this video! I'm doing beadboard on my ceiling!!!
Thanks! So happy to hear that! :)
You Just Saved my Bathroom ! Thank You !!!!
Awesome! I’m glad my video could help!! :)
This is a great way to join two room together also. I usually see joining two room done with paint colors but using bead boarding or wall ceiling partitions works well.
Thanks!
Very informative
Thanks for watching! :)
Awesome job....
Thank you!
Nice. i am going to add bead board to my basement ceiling. the cieling is unfinished so im hoping if i cut it into pieces it will reduce any possible drooping. i guess we will see.
Nice! Good luck with your project. That should look great 👍🏻
Thanks!
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Looks great! My husband ( a mechanic; not carpenter) installed 4x8 primed beadboard like this in our basement renovation. He used the biggest head screws he could find to support the weight and it being so thin ( no drywall, only floor joist). Before I paint, can you explain how brad nails hold it up? Did we make a good choice with the screws since there would be roughly 16” gaps between them? Wish I could post a picture but I don’t see that option. I don’t hate the look of the screws but it wasn’t what I pictured
I had to use a lot of brad nails to get it to stay probably too many. It worked but when I do it again I will use construction adhesive to hold it in place. A good idea would be to used a bead of construction adhesive along each floor joist then you could put fewer nails or even used the screws until the adhesive dries and then take them back out. Loctite and Liquidnail make really strong glues that hold better than nails or screws. I hope that helps! :)
Good job but you should have used an adhesive and way less nails. Specially with fresh drywall it would have stayed without nails just need a couple here and there to hold it while it sets up.
Yes, I agree. Unfortunately, I didn't think of it until I had finished the project.
Thanks!
It looks great! Planning on doing this to my home. What sheen of paint did you use? Flat?
Thanks! I used flat white paint. It has held up really well so far but One thing I would recommend is using some adhesive when putting up the panels. A few strips of locktite or liquid nail construction adhesive will allow you to use fewer nails when installing and will hold very well.
Good luck on your project!
@@SimonSaysDIY thank you!
How do you cut the molding edges so they are angled correctly on each end? One of them looks flat but the ones in the peak look angled.
I used a short scrap of molding and held that up in place and marked the correct angle. I then cut the angle and double checked. If the angle worked I then used that scrap of wood as the template for all of the cuts.
How has the headboard head up in your bathroom? It looks so nice. I wanted to cover my popcorn ceilings in my bathroom.
Did you do it?? I wanna cover some popcorn ceiling as well.
Great job❣️. I’m curious why you chose bead board over shiplap? Thanks
Both would work well. We were going to use Shiplap however the stores around us didn’t have the narrow strips. All they had was 6in Shiplap so we chose the 3in bead board.
Thanks!
Can we use bead boards or basement ceiling. We don’t have any dry wall on ceiling it’s new construction. Please advise
Shiplap is expensive and not everyone can afford that... This looks great.
What was the cost per sheets be bard trim molding ?
Bro were you get the bead board from
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Thanks!
What kind of molding did you use? Can you share a link?
Sure. www.lowes.com/pd/Common-1-in-x-4-in-x-8-ft-Actual-0-7187-in-x-3-5-in-x-8-ft-Primed-Pine-Board/1000842744
Hope that helps!
Thanks!
Are you nailing to the sheet rock or the studs
I am nailing to the studs, the sheetrock will not support the weight. Thanks!
What size Brad nails are recommended
What size Brad nails did u use?
1 3/4in. Thanks!
Did you, or anyone else who has done this have trouble hiding the bead board seams?
It can be difficult. After painting it may cover some of them up. If not you can also use some caulk to fill in the gap to make it less noticeable.
you should try to go faster for folks that have little knowledge , great move fast ???? youn think???
Thanks for the tip! :)
You're very fast, almost looks like it's being played in fast motion. I wouldn't guess that by listening to how slow you talk.
Thanks! I did speed up the video. I tried to make it more useful by not waisting anyones time watching the project take several hours.
Guess you don't really care about your eyes. How about using some safety glasses
Thanks! I’ll try to remember that next time! :) Thanks!
Where’s the bead board? All I see is bead board looking paneling. Not real tongue & groove wood bead board.