You both are totally right haha it’s definitely the “right” way to do it - I was just trying to show this one in the e simplest way possible. Might end up changing out the baseboard soon 👍
@@AndrewThronImprovements would be a nice follow up video for sure and realistic for folks like me who wouldn't think to change it out to begin with being newer to DIY home projects
Straight to the point. No filler. Exactly what I was looking for. Going to do something similar in one of my kids' bedrooms this week. Using this video for reference.
Ignore all the negative Nancy's out there. You did a great job. The baseboard can be changed later. Projects around the house never end after all. 👍 Cheers. ✌️
Nice vid. I did something similar and where the verticals meet the baseboard we just cut a taper with the chopsaw so it flushes with the top of the baseboard. Not necessary at all but it looks pretty cool.
I see people screaming to change the baseboard. No need, simply take a piece of cove trim, flip it upside down to create a flat edge for the verticals boards to rest on. It will avoid the verticals looking like they’re hanging off. Great job!
This is a great video. This is what I wanted to know how to do for my living room renovation. Thank you very much for this video. Plus Lowe’s is my favorite store. You hit nail on its head.
Looks great man! Thanks for showing your work here, makes it really accessible to tackle things like this! I might get rid of the baseboard and quarter round down there and try a flat baseboard if I were to do this but, easier said than done. You do some great work and inspires me to do some of my own projects. Edit: Just looked at the comments and I guess we’re all on the same page about the baseboards 😅
my opinion is you could/should have used a 1"x3" or 1"x4" for the base rail as well. everything would have fit snug without an overhang on the bottom. you commented on that as well.
Looks great!! The house I bought had the old school paneling in the kitchen which is quite similar but this looks quite a bit better… seeing how easy this looks I may give this a shot
Fabulous! A new dimension to ATI: construction, design and decor (& a plastic plant). The idea is timeless and the plant will sell at the ATI garage sale! :). Glad to see you back with new ideas.
4:20 you could have cut a slight bevel on the bottom of the boards so it transitioned to the baseboard. Just a thought 🙂 All in all it turned out fantastic! Makes me want to do this to my laundry room!
You're right! The controversial fake plant makes it is so much better. I was hoping to see if you added other details inside the panels, but like you said it was supposed to be simple.
if it is possible can u make the video for all the interior renovations I watched all the outside renovations but I want to see the inside of the house and btw all the videos are so good....the way you done the garden is outstanding...front of the house beautiful as well. Love your videos.
Looks amazing, idk why people are acting as if the baseboard is an eye sore or something…it doesn’t look bad at all and for someone like me who doesn’t want to replace that baseboard this will work fine! Thank you for the wonderful idea ❤
I agree, I use both too, some would say liquid nails and brad nails is overkill but I go the same route, err on the side of caution, I tend to overbuild things
Baseboard looks super weird. Other issue doing it that way is usually you are going to get a different look from the paint on the painted wall. Also in a lot of different areas of homes you could have all sorts of texture differences original to the house. Or if someone updated it you could have a Sun Valley or more modern texture. Even if you are in an older house it could be plaster and have dips and what not that are going to be noticeable. Not to mention again the sheen of the paint showing different on the two different materials.
This is so nice and I always wanted wainscoting in my home but not smart enough to do a project like this. Please come to my home and do it for me lol.
Where the boards meet the baseboard left me speechless. I was yelling at the tv for you to change it. People come to RUclips to learn and this just is a terrible job. If my husband did this to my house he would never hear the end of it.
Somewhere a 10 year old girl got shivers, knowing one day 20 years from now she's gonna find all that glue under the wainscoting that damn millennial installed.
PEOPLE STOP DOING THIS! the point of doing something yourself is to save on labor cost. You're not saving yourself more money by doing the work incorrectly. If you know what should be getting done then invest the time to do it correctly so it has a higher value in the end. Remove the baseboard, put a 1x along the bottom. You're working inside corner to inside corner. Easiest possible scenario for an accent wall. All this saved anyone was the price of one more board.
Typical hack job . Do you notice he did not mate the vertical boards to the colonial molding claiming it was faster and easier. What is the rush ? This install will be there for many years into the future so take your time and be proud of your finish product. But guess these days every one is looking to see how quick a job can be finished with as little effort as possible. With some basic tools like a saw and wood file I got a perfect joint between vertical boards and floor trim . Yes, it takes a little more time but he should have gone the extra mile to show all that watch this video the proper way then give the option for a hack job instead of the other way around.
NO. Per Hull Historical, wainscot should 28”-30” high for 8’-9’ ceilings and 30”-32” high for 10’-11’ ceilings. 35-½” is to high and historically wrong.
I generally like your work, but why didn't you make equal length sections? Traditional, correct wainscotting doesn't have unequal sections. All sections would be the same.
@@mattjones5175 See this is opinion based. You just replaced in my opinion with traditional and correct. There is no book no literature that says wainscoting must have all equal length. You made that up because u like wainscoting to have equal sections. And that is good for you. I like it different.
@@miso1993 actually there is. It’s hard to find, but you can find it in fine woodworking literature. It’s there and there are sources online. Search also old craftsman or mission homes wainscoting. You’ll never see traditional wainscoting with unequal panels.
I just found this channel and I was surprised to see the negativity of some people!
He is a young man doing good work, not stupid content!
Nice but I suggest changing the baseboard.
Agree. That’s the first thing my eyes went to. But I don’t want to be a hater, nice job, Andrew
You both are totally right haha it’s definitely the “right” way to do it - I was just trying to show this one in the e simplest way possible. Might end up changing out the baseboard soon 👍
@@AndrewThronImprovements would be a nice follow up video for sure and realistic for folks like me who wouldn't think to change it out to begin with being newer to DIY home projects
Read my mind.
What would you recommend?
Straight to the point. No filler. Exactly what I was looking for. Going to do something similar in one of my kids' bedrooms this week. Using this video for reference.
Trim makes all the difference to a room. Looks great
I wasn’t really a believer until I did this. Can definitely add some character to a room quickly and easily. Thanks for the support!
Looks beautiful! Really snazzed up the area nicely - love the mirror!
I appreciate it, Lucy!
Ignore all the negative Nancy's out there. You did a great job. The baseboard can be changed later. Projects around the house never end after all. 👍 Cheers. ✌️
Appreciate it and totally agree 👍
Nice vid. I did something similar and where the verticals meet the baseboard we just cut a taper with the chopsaw so it flushes with the top of the baseboard. Not necessary at all but it looks pretty cool.
I see people screaming to change the baseboard. No need, simply take a piece of cove trim, flip it upside down to create a flat edge for the verticals boards to rest on. It will avoid the verticals looking like they’re hanging off. Great job!
This is a great video. This is what I wanted to know how to do for my living room renovation. Thank you very much for this video. Plus Lowe’s is my favorite store. You hit nail on its head.
Thanks Yulia! Appreciate the continued support 👍🙏
It would drive me crazy to look at that baseboard every day
Looks great man! Thanks for showing your work here, makes it really accessible to tackle things like this!
I might get rid of the baseboard and quarter round down there and try a flat baseboard if I were to do this but, easier said than done.
You do some great work and inspires me to do some of my own projects.
Edit:
Just looked at the comments and I guess we’re all on the same page about the baseboards 😅
Looks good. Changed the base, fill the joints, sand and paint and you’re good to go.
Looks great. I guess the plant needed a little time out in the corner.
You wouldn’t believe what I have to put up with 🌱 haha thanks for watching!!
my opinion is you could/should have used a 1"x3" or 1"x4" for the base rail as well. everything would have fit snug without an overhang on the bottom. you commented on that as well.
Totally agree 👍 I think I will swap out the baseboard at the bottom soon. Thanks for watching!
Looks great!! The house I bought had the old school paneling in the kitchen which is quite similar but this looks quite a bit better… seeing how easy this looks I may give this a shot
I appreciate it and good luck if you give it a go!
Beautiful job ...just did board & batten in my bedroom what a difference it makes the room look ...
.🇨🇦
Love this accent wall! You made it look simple. Thanks!
I appreciate it!
Fabulous! A new dimension to ATI: construction, design and decor (& a plastic plant). The idea is timeless and the plant will sell at the ATI garage sale! :). Glad to see you back with new ideas.
Thanks Patrick! And haha I totally agree. Idk if that plant is gonna last too long 😆
I did this in my son’s kitchen years ago but put bead board first and added cove mold to the inside edges and top. 🤷♂️ It just cleaned it up a lot
4:20 you could have cut a slight bevel on the bottom of the boards so it transitioned to the baseboard. Just a thought 🙂 All in all it turned out fantastic! Makes me want to do this to my laundry room!
Looks very clean!
The Wainscoting is such a good improvement on what was there before.
You're right! The controversial fake plant makes it is so much better. I was hoping to see if you added other details inside the panels, but like you said it was supposed to be simple.
if it is possible can u make the video for all the interior renovations I watched all the outside renovations but I want to see the inside of the house and btw all the videos are so good....the way you done the garden is outstanding...front of the house beautiful as well. Love your videos.
Looks amazing, idk why people are acting as if the baseboard is an eye sore or something…it doesn’t look bad at all and for someone like me who doesn’t want to replace that baseboard this will work fine! Thank you for the wonderful idea ❤
Banger video! Really jazzed up the space.
Appreciate it 🙏💪
Nice! To make it better you could 45 the bottom edge to mimic the kick board!
Simply amazing ❤
I agree, I use both too, some would say liquid nails and brad nails is overkill but I go the same route, err on the side of caution, I tend to overbuild things
Great job and minimal cost.
Looks amazing, Andrew! I'm stealing all your ideas.
I really appreciate it!!
Lookin good. Whatever happened with the city and your porch?
Thanks! I submitted the plans and paid the permit fee but they haven’t contacted me about inspecting it yet!
I love this! Thanks for making it easy and diy friendly. Once I have all the tools I think I could try this!
For the bottom, if you do a 45-50 degree angle taper, it would look a lot better. You can do it on a miter saw easily.
Love it but I hate the bottom. You’ve got to fix that. It hurts my eyes 😂.
Haha yea that’s definitely going to bother me if I don’t 😆. Thanks for watching!
Looks awesome! As do all of your diys! Love the tutorials, simple and informative.. THANK YOU!!❤
Nice job!
Thank you for showing us a simple diy. And you are 1000% right, don’t over think it.
There’s lots of haters out there. Just swipe away. 😂
Baseboard looks super weird. Other issue doing it that way is usually you are going to get a different look from the paint on the painted wall. Also in a lot of different areas of homes you could have all sorts of texture differences original to the house. Or if someone updated it you could have a Sun Valley or more modern texture. Even if you are in an older house it could be plaster and have dips and what not that are going to be noticeable. Not to mention again the sheen of the paint showing different on the two different materials.
Thanks for making this! It really looks great.
I appreciate it!
Can you use the same MDF boards as the baseboard or just find something similar in size or another material?
This is very nice! A great project for a diy mom! Thanks.
Thanks and good luck!
Nice work! I like it. 👍
Is there a program or app that is good for the measurements?
thank you...excellent video....well explained....definitely a reference for my next project !
What is the formula you used to measure the distance from each board?
Looks great.
What design program did you use??
What's the reference for the paint color for wall and board??? brand? shade?
Thank you remodeling a home great idea for my living room
Glad it was helpful!
Great video
Thanks Samuel!
Looks good! 👍🏼
Which 3D software do you use?
Looks great!
Nice DIY
Looks GREAT!
Thanks Lisa!
Great job
Great video. You did a very nice job.
I appreciate it, Jim!
Looks good.
Thanks!
Dude another great video, thanks
I appreciate it, Mike!
This is so nice and I always wanted wainscoting in my home but not smart enough to do a project like this. Please come to my home and do it for me lol.
Its lovely.
looks great. not a fan of the baseboard mismatch. that was a lot of glue.
Quick and easy, but I would have cut the ends to fit over the skirting and filled any gaps. Thanks for sharing.
Looks good. Tx
Where the boards meet the baseboard left me speechless. I was yelling at the tv for you to change it. People come to RUclips to learn and this just is a terrible job. If my husband did this to my house he would never hear the end of it.
Did you watch the part where I talk about that?
Watch the video. He says that!
You sound wonderful
/s
@@jerm8146 LMAO.
Yeah it’s pretty bad. Painting the wall instead of using wood is also bad. It may look ok on video but if you see it up close you’ll scratch your head
i woulda asked you to return to replace the baseboards. lol
it looks like you gotta replace the baseboard then which is fine
Yea that might be an upcoming retrofit…thanks for watching!
Why choose MDF over wood?
It’s just a bit cheaper and easier to paint (no wood knots either which can soak up paint)
Really!!! You didn't change the base?
Real nice neat thank you
Thanks Melissa!
Very welcome nice work@@AndrewThronImprovements
Somewhere a 10 year old girl got shivers, knowing one day 20 years from now she's gonna find all that glue under the wainscoting that damn millennial installed.
Seriously??!!
Jokes on you…cuz that’s still gonna be his house in 20yrs
Looks good. Gives the wall some character. That baseboard, yeah, that needs to be changed out. 😣😁
Appreciate it and totally agree 😆
I love it
Thanks!
What was the reason for choosing 14 inches from either end and not more....or less?
Remove the baseboard, put a horizontal board as a bottom cap and then install the baseboard over that.
So if I go out & get the Same stuff your telling me I can do this ? 😂 ima hold you to it
I believe in you haha
If the builder sprayed orange peel, how would you smooth it out for the spaces between all the boards?
Nice😊
PEOPLE STOP DOING THIS! the point of doing something yourself is to save on labor cost. You're not saving yourself more money by doing the work incorrectly. If you know what should be getting done then invest the time to do it correctly so it has a higher value in the end. Remove the baseboard, put a 1x along the bottom. You're working inside corner to inside corner. Easiest possible scenario for an accent wall. All this saved anyone was the price of one more board.
Put the plant on the opposite end, not behind the door.
Typical hack job . Do you notice he did not mate the vertical boards to the colonial molding claiming it was faster and easier. What is the rush ? This install will be there for many years into the future so take your time and be proud of your finish product. But guess these days every one is looking to see how quick a job can be finished with as little effort as possible. With some basic tools like a saw and wood file I got a perfect joint between vertical boards and floor trim . Yes, it takes a little more time but he should have gone the extra mile to show all that watch this video the proper way then give the option for a hack job instead of the other way around.
You got to change the baseboard.
The plant distracts from the finished product. It's all, "Hey look at me!"
Do NOT use caulk on baseboards. It collects dust and dirt and yellows. Will not come off cleanly.
very nice... but for really great
finished look its best to use
DAMP SPONGING for making
the cleanest caulking finish
That’s definitely a good tip! Thanks for watching!
This is great, but that plant… 😂😂
NO. Per Hull Historical, wainscot should 28”-30” high for 8’-9’ ceilings and 30”-32” high for 10’-11’ ceilings. 35-½” is to high and historically wrong.
Yes, because the stainless steel fridge screams “historical restoration” 😂
the bottom doesn't look right
Yep, this is what happens you don't overthink it. Less than ideal results.
The bottom, where it reaches the baseboard looks like shit!
Still a bad caulking job lol
I generally like your work, but why didn't you make equal length sections? Traditional, correct wainscotting doesn't have unequal sections. All sections would be the same.
It would look too boxy, this way it looks more fresh
@@miso1993 mmmm...Yeah right, it looks wrong. It's uneasy on the eyes, which is why correct wainscoting has equal length sections.
@@mattjones5175 See this is opinion based. You just replaced in my opinion with traditional and correct. There is no book no literature that says wainscoting must have all equal length. You made that up because u like wainscoting to have equal sections. And that is good for you. I like it different.
@@miso1993 actually there is. It’s hard to find, but you can find it in fine woodworking literature. It’s there and there are sources online. Search also old craftsman or mission homes wainscoting. You’ll never see traditional wainscoting with unequal panels.
Get that plant out of that corner by the door. Gross
🤦♂️
Why didn’t you fix that horrible base board
Looks like shit
Take pride in what you do