Traditional beadboard is typically sold as 1x4 tongue-and-groove boards, which means that each board is about 3 1⁄2 inches wide. Beadboard is often milled from woods like Douglas fir or knotty ...

While shiplap and tongue and groove have been very popular in recent years, there are actually many other wall paneling styles, including beadboard and board and batten, as well as variations on ...

Beadboard paneling is particularly easy to install. The 3-to-4-inch-wide planks have a groove routed down the center. The contour of this groove is identical to the tongue-and-groove edges.

Beadboard and plank paneling are actually types of tongue-and-groove paneling and would be a good choice for a do-it-yourself project. Beadboard ceiling material used most often today is about 5/ ...

Once the beadboard is installed, reinstall the baseboard and then look to the top of the beadboard. Install a piece of bullnose along the top of the board so that it stands proud like a tiny shelf.

It was gorgeous. The beadboard was painted a different color than the wall above to accent it. What can you tell me about installing wainscoting? I like a raised panel, but would settle for beadboard.

As with beadboard wainscoting, it pays to pre-finish the raised panels and all other parts before you assemble them. Some movement may occur with the raised panels that can reveal the unfinished wood.

Beadboard Question I plan on installing a beadboard ceiling in my kitchen. We are planning to use pine 3″ tongue and groove boards. Dykes sells these in long lengths, up to 12′ I think. However, my ...

Raised-panel wainscoting is harder to work with than beadboard with respect to electrical outlets on the wall. You need to be sure the electrical boxes fall within the flat area of a raised panel.