could your installer answer some of the many cornice board questions? what material is the board? is the material glued on to the board? is batting used under the material? is the board one long piece? was a bandsaw used to cut out the beautiful design? we do
cornice board? is it cording and was it glued on with a glue gun? what material was used to construct the cornice board? was padding used under the fabric?
whole board or just the sides and top.
cornice boards exactly as shown in your picture. Could you direct me to detailed instructions which would give me the professional results I so would love. Beautiful room Cynthia!
situation with my plans that I am having :) Oh one more thing, Is there an entrance to the kitchen from where the pic is taken? In my plan there is a door in this area from my gallery/ mudroom. I would love to see how yours is laid out any sketches anywhere? I am trying to decide if I can fit in a pantry
cabinetry, my inner cook is telling me they aren't practical. Thoughts?
im planning a redo and considerinfg an long island instead of a breakfast bar and small island > My kitchen is like a suare with iland what are your thoughts of the
cantilever? My architect is thinking cantilever for my window seat.
functional? My husband ("the expert") seems to think it won't get utilized and not worth the cost. I told him I would ask the real expert (you). Should i stick with my table and chairs or build this into my new design?
Garage door, ceiling and tin up top, green, table, black board on wall
I want to do this to my back deck
Magnetic board. Wipe on wipe off. Pin board
My fiance would look great in an office like this
open space, glass door to backyard for Palu to come in and out (but maybe not have roll-up...just large windows and a door with an alarm), idea board space on wall, light but not too sunny, start-up and real life
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split boards, extremely rough boards etc. We chose to use select pine which has smaller, tighter knots and should have no splits. Upon delivery of the wood, we noticed at least 50% of the boards shouldn't have been even graded "select" due to the flaws. The roofer just said, "well select pine isn't
tell you, my husband spent 4 full days from sun up to sunset sanding, priming the boards, then putty over imperfections, then sanding again, then 2nd coat of primer.....it was a huge job and once installed, we realized we needed to apply an oil base primer because the knots were still bleeding through the
getting the boards to look nice again in the grooves..we opted not to caulk & applied 2 top coats of Benjamin Moore Decorators White. Between all that primer and paint, most of the gaps got filled in....it looks GREAT...but my husband literally spent every night painting meticulously for a week.
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