The wooden "Half wall" under your shelf. Technically the thinner trim you have started capping it off with is the chair rail. The wallboard itself might be called wainscote. At least that's what we always called it. Though I think wainscote is technically installed vertically.
The wooden "Half wall" under your shelf. Technically the thinner trim you have started capping it off with is the chair rail. The wallboard itself might be called wainscote. At least that's what we always called it. Though I think wainscote is technically installed vertically.
Gotcha. That was the wife's reclaimed pallet boards. Worked out good for tossing guitar cases and other stuff that would scratch it so we left it. Above it is a cheap-o knock off wainscot/bead board made out of complete fiber crap. It was so cheap I finished that wall off with it and then refused to use any more. I could barely move a sheet around without crushing a corner. I tore down some of what I had installed and did cedar through the rest of the main living area.
Gotcha. That was the wife's reclaimed pallet boards. Worked out good for tossing guitar cases and other stuff that would scratch it so we left it. Above it is a cheap-o knock off wainscot/bead board made out of complete fiber crap. It was so cheap I finished that wall off with it and then refused to use any more. I could barely move a sheet around without crushing a corner. I tore down some of what I had installed and did cedar through the rest of the main living area. View attachment 446102
Thanks man, that means a lot coming from a guy who is always building stuff! This and the woodstove is my favorite part though, i just need a couple swords to hang up there haha. Building myself a church!
Thanks man, that means a lot coming from a guy who is always building stuff! This and the woodstove is my favorite part though, i just need a couple swords to hang up there haha. Building myself a church! View attachment 446103
Man, thanks Floyd! I'm not sure you could pay me enough to go through that twice!! I tend towards perfectionism and wood is anything but a perfect material. Just keeping things running horizontal was a massive headache!
After a decade without a place to set up the music gear I finally finished up all the work on my main living room interior and have this nice corner for music, recording, videos, etc.
I suppose if you gotta buncha spare rooms in your place this aint much to look at but for a guy with 1br+loft its a big deal.