Hello,
I'm stuck here in the hobby carpentry.
I have two symmetrical rooms that share a wall where I want to put up wall panels.
What should I do? The panels require 60cm spacing between the studs. You can see it's not even. Maybe if I move the studs below and above the window, it could be 60cm between all studs.
I thought maybe I could start from the studs by the window and work towards the sides instead. That way, I won't have to saw around the window.
How can I do this most easily?
The material is expensive, and I don't want to make a lot of mistakes or have a lot of waste.
Thanks
I'm stuck here in the hobby carpentry.
I have two symmetrical rooms that share a wall where I want to put up wall panels.
What should I do? The panels require 60cm spacing between the studs. You can see it's not even. Maybe if I move the studs below and above the window, it could be 60cm between all studs.
I thought maybe I could start from the studs by the window and work towards the sides instead. That way, I won't have to saw around the window.
How can I do this most easily?
The material is expensive, and I don't want to make a lot of mistakes or have a lot of waste.
Thanks
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It's probably fine with the studs a little closer or a little further apart.H Hamstraren said:
It evens out.
What type of panel are you going to install?
Huntonit. So start from one side and just go towards the other wall?KnockOnWood said:
I would probably place horizontal boards/panels there. Like this approximately:H Hamstraren said:
And paint for example with
