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Beadboard is a type of wooden paneling that is distinctive by the pattern of ridges in the panel. It can be purchased it DIY stores and builders merchants such as Homebase, Jewsons and Wickes.
Beadboard wainscoting is more common in bathrooms.
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Beadboard is a type of insulation made from fibrous material or plastic foam. In order to purchase this material one should visit a local builders merchant or home improvement store such as B&Q or Homebase.
38 inches is standard, but if you have high ceilings, 44 is the norm.
Installing Beadboard Wainscoting consists of following stages: 1. Required Tools - plaster filler, Glue, Nail gun, measure tape , saw, etc. 2. Prep work 3. Measuring 4. Leveling 5. Cutting wainscoting panels 6. Nailing 7. Baseboard Shoe mold 8. Chair Rail9. Sanding 10. Finishing
Raised panel and beadboard wainscoting are traditional and flat panel is transitional. In fact, Red tree or black oak wainscotings are very fashionable nowdays
A bead board is a surface with a textured finish and grooves that is helpful in alligning beads. It is a very useful tool that makes the beader's task more enjoyable.
Polystyrene is considered an excellent choice for garage door insulation due to it's high moisture insulating properties. It is otherwise known as "beadboard". http://diygaragedoorinsulation.com/garage-door-insulation-panels-know-your-materials/
I prefer beadboard wainscoting for its classic and timeless look, but raised panel wainscoting can also add a touch of elegance and sophistication to a room. Ultimately, the choice depends on the style and aesthetic you want to achieve in your space.
One way: this way works for what ever size you choose. Example: you have a 12' long wall and you want beadboard 4' up from the floor the full length of the wall, use a chalk-line to snap a line 12'L & 4' up from floor, now you have the area laid out you need a good miter saw (hand or power) to cut your first piece, a lot of beadboard or wainscoting is 3-1/4" wide, Square the end first by cutting a thin piece off, now cut at a 45 degree angle, your saw should start at the very corner of your board, when cut you should have a small piece 3-1/4" wide, 3-1/4" tall with a 45 degree angle, that is the 1st piece to go into the corner. (Important) The angle of your first piece is the length of the short side of your next piece, because they will mate together, make sure you have the tongue & groove lined up correctly, male to female etc., HINT..... try it with paper first until you get the idea. (its very satisfying to do it yourself, an when your done you will say, Gee that wasn't so hard) Good-Luck!
R25 can be many different thicknesses. It depends on the insulation product. Styrofoam SM would need to be 5" thick. Pink fiberglass would need to be about 7" thick. White (beadboard) styrofoam would need to be about 6.75" thick. Blown in attic insulaton would need to be about 10" thick.