Remodel A Bathroom With Wooden Bath Panels

Wooden bath panels – Once used in baths to protect against moisture, coatings adds old world charm today for baths and offers an affordable way to hide ugly tile, stains and damage on the wall form. Before remodeling your bathroom with wood paneling, decide whet – her to use traditional wood siding or breadboard modern fiber made of medium or high density.

Remodel a bathroom with wooden bath panels, Close the water supply to the sink and toilet, and move them away from the wall. Remove vanities, cabinets, towel racks and outlet covers. Measure the width of your walls to determine the amount of wood or beadboard panels required for remodeling your bathroom. Cut the plywood to the height of any tile you want to cover with wooden bath panels. Drill through the grout and attach plywood to the wall with screws.

Remodel a bathroom with wooden bath panels, Draw a horizontal line on the wall at 36-48 inches above the motherboard.  Cut the beadboard wainscoting or the height drawn on the wall. Place the first piece of beadboard wainscoting or in a bathroom corner, keeping it flush with the side wall and the floor. Overlap paneling to fit the corners, or miter cut angles of 45 degrees. Place the chair rail molding on top of wainscoting or beadboard using the nail gun. Set the base plate on the bottom. Paint or stain the beadboard or wainscoting to match the decor of your bathroom.