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A Guide to Wainscoting: Types, Materials, and Installation Tips
TLDR Wainscoting is a traditional wall covering that has been around since the 1300s and can be made of different materials such as wood or wood-like materials. It serves the purpose of protecting the lower wall and can be installed using individual strips of board or pre-grooved sheets, with installation tips including using a caulk gun to fill in gaps and painting for a seamless look.
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Wainscoting, also known as Wayne's coating or Wayne scotting, is a design feature where wood paneling or stripes are installed on the lower portion of a wall.
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Wainscoting typically covers the lower portion of a wall, is often made of wood or wood-like materials, and can be a DIY project using individual strips of board or pre-grooved sheets.
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Wainscoting is a traditional wall covering that has been around since the 1300s and is adaptable to different styles, serving the purpose of protecting the lower wall and can be finished with a chair rail to prevent damage from chairs or other objects.
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Wainscoting is a traditional wall covering that has been around since the 1300s and is adaptable to different styles, serving the purpose of protecting the lower wall and can be finished with a chair rail to prevent damage from chairs or other objects.
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There are different kinds of wainscoting, including bead board wainscoting and flat panel wainscoting, and while it is more common to use overlay and raised panel wainscoting in modern houses, it is possible to use flat panel wainscoting if done in a sleek and minimal way.
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Wainscoting can be made from different materials such as oak, MDF, or plywood, and the DIY version involves using drywall covered with molding to create the raised panel look, which can be challenging but not impossible to do.
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Wainscoting installation can be challenging due to the unevenness of walls, but using a caulk gun to fill in gaps and painting can help create a seamless and polished look.
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