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This girls using 1/4” ply And that’s what I’m going for just

Thanks. The skirting sits out around 12mm from the wall so if I use anything over 5mm thickness for the Batton the 7mm will overhang or am I being really thick here

Great advice. I have decided to do the batton thing for the shiplap and do it properly. The only thing is I am not removing the skirting so want it flush as it can be. Do you think these would suffice. It is only 7mm MDF strips I will be pinning to it. I will drill the battons into the concrete...

Looking at these.

I was just going to use adhesive then use nails. I'm sure the adhesive would be enough but would rather secure with nails to be safe. Would the small oval nails be ok for the various wall tiles like stud and masonry? thanks.

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Very helpful thanks. Do you think this would do the job for the stud walls? https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb517stp-25mm-second-fix-electric-nail-gun-stapler-240v/71120

Hi am doing some vertical shiplap panels in the kitchen and wainscotting in the living room. I have the pdf and play cut the the correct lengths. I was going to use some strong construction adhesive to fix them to the walls (the walls are smooth and pretty straight) however would like to nail...

thanks everyone for the responses...will have a think!

Hello. I am planning on doing some faux wainscotting using some 8mm MDF. Like this - https://i.ytimg.com/vi/RpIpBe5wHFc/maxresdefault.jpg I was going to get the bottom half of thralls boarded with MDF however have decided to just paint the walls. Currently there is wallpaper and as you can see...

Hello. I’m planning on half boarding some walls with 3mm MDF as I plan on using some 8mm MDF strips to create a wainscoting effect. I could just put the 8mm on and paint but the walls aren’t terribly smooth hence using 3mm. I’ve never done anything like this before and was just wondering how...

Hi. Sorry if this seems a daft question. I’m planning on doing some wall panelling using MDF and also some tongue and groove in different rooms. I will have 3mm MDF to cover the walls, 8mm MDF strips, and 6mm tongue and groove boards. These will need cut width ways at various parts and the 8mm...

its just a batten and mdf

Hello. I am planning on getting a little alcove unit in the living room and will attempt to build a tall bookcase to go on top. I want it right the either side however the pipes on the right are boxed in as pictured. I would like to continue the boxing to where the fireplace wall ends so that...

Thanks. Rang them a couple of days ago but they are not offering cutting at the minute.

Thanks. So You wouldn't recommend ply to cover the walls? And how would you recommend putting it up was just going to use Evo-Stik 'Sticks Like Sh*t' Adhesive and nail it on

So I can't find anywhere that can do any cutting. I I was to do it myself, what would be your suggestions in terms of tools needed? I've used a jigsaw once and it did not go very well and I am pretty picky so the cuts would need to be extremely clean and straight!