Showing posts with label wainscot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wainscot. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

This was a fun project. This was a remodel we did at Peterson Builders. in this photo it shows the custom raised panel wainscot we installed in the main living area of the home. We also glazed the railing changing the color from and old polyurethane yellow to that nice brown.
I made this mantel for them years before the remodel. We moved it to this location and built the fireplace surround to fit it. On each side of that fireplace chase is a set of adjustable book shelves.
This is a picture of the coffered ceiling in the main living area. We also added a coffered ceiling in the kitchen area but built big beams and put crown around them. This was to hid the steel support beam we had to leave. This was a long job but one of my favorites.

Thursday, December 30, 2010

I put this wainscot on the wall for a surprise for my wife. I used standard trim stock found at Wheelwright. I ended up with a total of thirteen panels through out the living room and the kitchen. My wife was gone for three days and I wanted it to be finished when she got home. the first night I laid it out and put the moldings on. I was also able to caulk and spackle and get a primer coat on but it took me till 3 AM. Lucky for me my parents were able to have my kids over night and the next day. So the following day I had to go to work. When I got home that night I was able to work most of the night and spray two color coats and get cleaned up before I had to go to work again in the morning. Then by the time I got home she was there and teary eyed. Mission accomplished.