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What are the heights?

8 years ago
How high is the ceiling and how far up does the paneling go? I'm doing a project soon and this ratio looks great!
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  • PRO
    8 years ago
    What about lining up the top of the paneling with the top of the window (minus the arch)? This would put the top of the paneling a bit below the top of your doors, like in the photo you posted.

    Comments (9)

    • PRO
      8 years ago
      It looks like the floor tiles are 12”x12”, so the paneling goes up to about 6’, and the ceilings are about 9 1/2 feet tall.
    • 8 years ago
      Thank you! If my ceilings are 9' in a living room, what would you suggest for the height of the board and batten treatment?
    • PRO
      8 years ago
      How tall is the top your doors / windows?
    • PRO
      8 years ago
      You could also just go full height, depends on the style or look you are going for. Do you have a photo?
    • 8 years ago
      The door is 7'h (unframed) and the window starts at the floor and is 6'3"h with an arch window on top which is almost to the ceiling.
    • 8 years ago
      I'll try to get a picture. Your input would be very valuable! We were thinking 5 1/2' for the height of the top board. I was going to hang a grasscloth wallpaper above on the wall portion and maybe a few pictures.
    • 8 years ago
      I didn't think of that! Thank you! what are your thoughts on hanging large pictures between the two different treatments? (starts on wallpaper, but hangs down over wainscotting)
    • 7 years ago

      @ARBAstudios... took your advice, we love it!

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