How To Install Evertrue Wall Panel Molding On A Ceiling

Take your bedroom or living room or dining room to the next level with this easy and affordable diy project.

How to install evertrue wall panel molding on a ceiling.

Make sure the first panel is plumb to the wall. We used 5 5 x 1 2 mdf base moulding in 12 foot lengths. Scott shows you how to get this high end deco. Cut it to fit the height of the wall apply a bead of silicone caulk down the entire length and press it into the inside corner.

Remove the outlet with a screwdriver. If you d rather nail the panels to your wall after you ve arranged and numbered them skip to step 7. How to install modern frame or panel style wall molding supplies. Apply adhesive that is approved by evertrue to the back of the pieces of moulding.

Repeat until walls are covered. The final step is to glue then nail moulding into place with finishing nails and cover with wood putty for a perfect finish. 1 plan your design and draw it out on the wall. Tape measure blue painter s tape sturdy ladder level protective eyewear miter saw and a place to set it up nail gun nails or hammer and finishing nails.

Dry fit the plank in place. Reattach the outlet making sure the ears or mounting strap is positioned on top of the beaded plank panel. Use a trowel and apply a 1 4 inch thick layer of frp adhesive to the back side of the first panel. I played around with a few different configurations for our moulding and drew them out to scale on paper so i could see how they would look.

Be sure to follow the directions on the package of adhesive. Tap in place with a rubber mallet. Press the sections of moulding onto the wall. Once i decided on our final design i used that for the measurements to order the moulding.

How to install ceiling molding. It also comes in 3 5 widths and 8 foot lengths. Ceiling molding added to the joint between the walls and ceiling of a room can change the entire look of the room. Insert the panel into the corner moulding.

Cut about 1 2 an inch around the outlet for expansion and to help fit the outlet into place. Crown molding is the most common type of ceiling.