How to do a Board and Batten Wall
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- Опубликовано: 2 мар 2016
- Today's DIY is a how-to on Board and Batten. We take our boring dining room wall and dress it up to give the space a charming character. The total cost of this project was $80.00 We used a quart of white Ralph Lauren latex paint and about a pint of a custom gray for the top part of the wall. The board we used for the planks was just 3" fiberboard (1.23 per foot). The top molding is 1x4" pine board that Zeb custom built to fit. Most trim molding is around $2.00-6.00 depending on your taste. The cost may vary depending on your region and what the size of your project is.
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Thanks for showing what you did for the end wall that has the rounded corner. I have been scouring RUclips trying to find someone that shows this. Love all the detail in your top molding as well. Looks good!
Thank you Jami Ray Vintage you made it look so easy! Will be doing this on my hallway entering the family room. Yours turned out beautifully! This will be our weekend project!
I love it, it’s totally changed the look of our upstairs!
Nice job ! I want to do this in my bedrrom where I had French doors installed...Thanks for the video !
+Glenn Allander We'd love to see your finished project! Send us a picture on facebook when you're done. facebook.com/JamiRayVintage
So fun to look back at your old videos! I’m planning on doing a board and batten wall this weekend and was happy to come across your video!
My favorite part was Zeb introducing himself! 😂 “Zeb here from Jami Ray Vintage!” Now you guys are so well known, no intro needed! 😊❤️
love that style wall!! Great Job!
Thanks!!
really nice work!
Thos looks amazing!!! Great job.
Thank you!
Love board and batton
Great video!
It’s beautiful!
Thank you!
Great job stunning xx
Thank you!
There wasn’t any coverage of adhering the battens to the wall. The only explanation was doing the math to get them spaced equally. Did they get attached to the studs? If not, how were they attached to the drywall???
Great question. I have the same one! Hopefully they see this.
You don't need to attach the vertical pieces to studs. They hold no weight. Just use brad nails and liquid nails, or some other kind of construction adhesive. You could probable get away with no adhesive at all and some caulk on the joints. Just remember that there is no turning back if you use the adhesive. If you don't like the board and batten in the future, you'll have drywall repair to do.
Good job!
Hi Jamie Ray nice job will soon tackle my hallway, did you taper the vertical boards where they meet the base board?
Thanks Phil uk England
Zeb routered them. I think it's in the video.
Thank you watched video again it was there guys
What router bit did you use for the bottom of the top trim piece? I love this look :)
Roman ogee
Did you guys buy this house??? It looks beautiful!!! If your renting, how lucky they are that you have done this beautiful improvement!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Yes, we're just renting. We get approval to do all of these projects. Our Landlord's are pretty easy going. (they are Zeb's Cousins)
Jami Ray Vintage I think they are lucky to have you guys!!!! Such beautiful improvements!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Good video....but from what I've seen, traditional board and batten has a same sized board going horizontal across the bottom, above the baseboard? That might have saved time on the routering of the bottom of the vertical boards? Nonetheless, still came out very nice. Thanks for the upload.
We were renting this home so we changed as little as possible per the owners instructions. 😊
The board for traditional is actually wider than the one on top. The baseboard is installed onto the bottom trim and the baseboard’s width make the spacing for the top and bottom rails the same.
Can you just send Zeb to my house so he can do it for me? ;) Great job!
He'll be right over lol
You really should build your corners before you attach them to the wall. Also, try using 22.5 degree angles at the seams joining fiberboard. Use CA glue. It's a much better join.
Did you cut the boards at a 45 degree angle at the bottom to fit better on your baseboards?
Yes because we were retrofitting them
Are your walls textured?
what size boards did you use for vertical and what size for top rail
1/2” x 4” mdf trim.
Question, we are in the middle of doing this in our dining room and we have 3 walls that are different sizes. Is it ok for each wall to have different size panels?
I did that with our living room walls after we did this wall. It looked great and you couldn’t even tell once the furniture was back in place
@@JamiRayVintage we just finished today and it came out amazing. Your right you can’t notice. Thanks for the video!
Awesome!
3:52 those are called Bullnose corners
I probably would not use screws
No need...that "shelf" isn't big enough to hold anything of any weight.
5 yrs? I'm better late than never!
Hehe, we still use the same technique 😊❤️❤️
No 1/8" hardboard or 1/4" plywood back for inside panels? Walls are never as smooth as the raised panels & subject to damage much more easily.
I just need a husband like zeb
Cant you determine where your dining room is by the plavement of your table Jamie? Lmbo I would think it would be rather obvious!! Lmbo
“We” lol
Staples??? Really!