Trouble and a bit difficult to explain my dilemma..
We are about to attach paneling to the wall (on both sides) between the hallway and the living room, and at the same time, we plan to make 3-4 holes in the wall to make it a bit more open and brighter. The holes will be B300mm x H120mm.
My idea is to somehow miter the 300mm on the top side of the panel board that is placed under the holes on each side and then also place the panel inside the hole. I don't want "frames" around the holes; it should look homogeneous, so the panel should "go in and around to the other side"?
Any tips?
We are about to attach paneling to the wall (on both sides) between the hallway and the living room, and at the same time, we plan to make 3-4 holes in the wall to make it a bit more open and brighter. The holes will be B300mm x H120mm.
My idea is to somehow miter the 300mm on the top side of the panel board that is placed under the holes on each side and then also place the panel inside the hole. I don't want "frames" around the holes; it should look homogeneous, so the panel should "go in and around to the other side"?
Any tips?
