Hiya, I'm considering doing this in my son's room. However the wall in question is an external wall, our house is not very well insulated- thrown up during the boom 😖 and the plaster board does not go down to the floor. (As in when you remove the base board you can feel a draft and see the plaster board does not reach the floor). We previously made a bed against that wall for our daughter but it ended up that her mattress and duvet got mould on it without any mould on the wall. That is the main reason we want to panel it now as my son wants a bed against that wall. We were thinking the panelling may prevent the issue reaccuring, however I'm concerned the side of the panelling facing the wall may end up becoming mouldy?🤔 Do you have any advice before we proceed? That wall joins to another external wall and we have a recurring issue of a small mould patch at the bottom of the walls where they both meet just above the baseboard. As a result we never have anything in that corner. His room is a small box room above the stairs so we plan on making the box smaller and building a bed over it. Sorry for the long comment, any advice greatly appreciated.
Great video, please practice safety when using the a tablesaw. You should be wearing hearing protection, safety glasses, dust mask and a PUSH STICK! I dont want you to lose any of your fingers.
You have saved me a big $$ service, Our Dealer wanted $250.00 to do this. Absurd! thanks so much
As a wife, I’d be pissed if all that work were happening on my rug without a cover 😂 I love your videos!
Hell yeah brother
Hiya, I'm considering doing this in my son's room. However the wall in question is an external wall, our house is not very well insulated- thrown up during the boom 😖 and the plaster board does not go down to the floor. (As in when you remove the base board you can feel a draft and see the plaster board does not reach the floor). We previously made a bed against that wall for our daughter but it ended up that her mattress and duvet got mould on it without any mould on the wall. That is the main reason we want to panel it now as my son wants a bed against that wall. We were thinking the panelling may prevent the issue reaccuring, however I'm concerned the side of the panelling facing the wall may end up becoming mouldy?🤔 Do you have any advice before we proceed? That wall joins to another external wall and we have a recurring issue of a small mould patch at the bottom of the walls where they both meet just above the baseboard. As a result we never have anything in that corner. His room is a small box room above the stairs so we plan on making the box smaller and building a bed over it. Sorry for the long comment, any advice greatly appreciated.
Should have better explained how to measure and cut out for outlets.
Use wireless speakers
Great video, please practice safety when using the a tablesaw. You should be wearing hearing protection, safety glasses, dust mask and a PUSH STICK! I dont want you to lose any of your fingers.