Contemporary Wood Paneling for Walls with Modern Planks

Contemporary Wood Paneling for Walls with Modern Planks - Tools required: Tape measure, hammer, acrylic primer, spirit level, tile adhesive, filler, combed trowel, hand saw, sandpaper, screwdriver, scraper, sponge, pencil and safety gear. Step One: Examine the wall Use a spirit level to check that the wall surface is even. Use filler to level out if necessary. Next, check the level of your floor. If not datum level; tiling should start from a datum wooden batten, placed part-way up the wall surface. Step Two: Planning your wall Measure the wall space and mark out a guide for tile placement It's good tiling practice to plan the exact tiles positions to ensure the wall is laid symetrically. Now affix a batten to the wall to create a starting point. Step Three: Laying the tiles Apply adhesive to the wall using a combed trowel.

Push the 3D tiles into the adhesive, trying to lay the joints flush. Alternatively, the dot-and-dab method may be preferred on more uneven surfaces. and we recommend using 2-3mm spacers between the tiles. Repeat this process for all of the tiles above this point. Leave to dry overnight, then remove the batten and measure from the bottom tile to the floor. Measure, mark and cut the remaining tiles to fit the space. Make sure you've marked out the correct edge before cutting. Now lay the remaining tiles as before. diy modern wood wall panels Step Four: Painting and finishing Prime the panels ready for painting, and leave to dry. Grout the tiles with decorating wall filler, using a scraper or grouting trowel, and washing with a sponge. Once the grout has dried, you can paint the panels in your desired colour, using normal household paint. Your installation is now complete. Why not experiment with different lighting options for the perfect look.

At Better Homes and Gardens, we're seeing horizontal planks inside homes from coast to coast. The look adds so much character to your home. modern wood wall paneling In fact that's one reason why I bought my 1920's cottage. Planking gives a room such a humble, simple touch. I'm loving it in this modern mudroom. Planking can also open up an awkward space like this attic bedroom. Can't change your walls? Try to attach planking in the headboard. Horizontal planks look great in a cottage setting, but they also fit well in a modern décor.