How To Tongue And Groove A Bathroom Wall

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How to tongue and groove a bathroom wall.

A satin nickel faucet is mounted to a tongue and groove wall beneath a frameless vanity mirror and above a rectangular vessel sink. The next grooved edge will hide the nail holes. On the other hand tongue and groove planks are joined by interlocking together. One of the cool things about tongue and groove walls is that you can use a technique called blind nailing if you do it properly you won t have any nail heads showing or holes to fill.

Continue installing the wood planks varying the lengths as you go. Tongue and groove shiplap wall siding is an option for the interior for those who want a nautical themed design. Tongue and groove wainscoting. When installing being by nailing one board to the top of the wall.

The bath i am getting is a free standing one and will be a foot away from the wall. I chose to install my wall with the tongue side facing up and the groove side facing down. Tongue and groove trim on a bathroom wall featuring a white vanity mirror above a white dual washstand with glass knobs and white quartz counters. Here is a little reminder of what the bathroom looked like before we started any updates.

Use a stud finder or knock or drill holes until you find the studs at the top and bottom of the portion of wall you are going to install your planks on. Secure the first row by nailing into the tongue to the joist or furring strip and secure the groove side of the plank by face nailing into the joist. Ideas low cost bathroom updates case rounded few ideas low cost bathroom updates living one can add texture your wall instead using tongue groove beadboard strips panels even. With tongue and groove planks each piece has a side where there is a groove cut along the length of the board and a side where a tongue runs the length of the board.

I have seen this simple look in magazines where the wood is colour washed. We used this decorative tongue and groove. Snap a chalkline or use a straight edge and mark a line on all studs so you know where to put your nails. Typically shiplap boards sit on top of each other while overlapping.

Insert the nails into the tongue at an angle and use enough force to have the nail flush with the surface of the tongue. In this tiny bathroom it helped elongate the walls and made all the difference. I would like to put tongue and groove all around the lower third of my bathroom. Install the plank with groove closest to the wall.

Install the first board above the baseboard making sure to nail into studs. Avoid visible nail holes install planks with the tongue up. Use a nail gun and attach the wood to the studs.