Beadboard and wooden planks are perfect materials for a paneled ceiling.
Replace popcorn ceiling with beadboard.
Cover popcorn ceilings if a popcorn ceiling or stained and damaged drywall or plaster is making your home look outdated it s time to trade that frumpy bumpy texture for something stylish and inviting.
Cut first piece of bead board plank to plus 7 of center line where your seams are nail every 16 into stud.
Removing a popcorn ceiling is a messy time consuming job.
They can make a room seem more put together and calming.
How to cover popcorn ceiling with beadboard to do this we needed to get enough beadboard to cover that area which was three 4 x8 sections of beadboard.
Cut 2nd piece minus 7 of center line.
Covering a popcorn ceiling with classic beadboard paneling can instantly transform the look of the entire room from dated to timeless.
We also needed trim for the edges and chose 1 x3 pine boards to cover the rough edges.
Ask your painter carpenter to replace the old popcorn ceiling texture with beadboard.
1 prime both sides of each piece of beadboard paneling you.
It is important to remove the old ceiling texture if your home was built before 1979 because it may contain asbestos.
Install beautiful beadboard with crown molding.
Panels have a streamlined and organized appearance which is in strong contrast to the splotchy look of popcorn ceilings.
You can maintain the raw wood stain of the planks or paint them to fit your color scheme.