
Hello.
I want to make a similar wall behind the bed. The idea is for it to be somewhere between 120-150cm high.
My question is, which material is best for this? I've looked at both Board and Plyfa, but would like tips on which is easiest to work with and then paint. I will probably need to nail the strips, as it will be a temporary fix until I start serious renovations indoors, so it's not possible to glue only.
Tips, suggestions, ideas, and knowledge are gratefully received
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I would use a pre-made board and fasten it with a nail gunHappifejz said:
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Hello.
I want to create a similar wall behind the bed. The plan is for it to be somewhere between 120-150cm high.
My question is which material is best for this? I've looked at both Board and Plyfa, but would like tips on which is easiest to work with and then paint. I will probably need to nail the strips, it's a little temporary solution until I start serious renovation indoors, so just gluing isn't possible.
I would be grateful for tips, suggestions, ideas, and knowledge![]()
https://www.bygghemma.se/hus-och-by...MI2o69y_7J_gIVVeuyCh2drQzMEAQYByABEgL5vvD_BwE
Hello @Happifejz!
How did the panel turn out? Which material did you choose?
How did the panel turn out? Which material did you choose?
Oh, it looks like you're busy!
I just wanted to say that I found the blog where the picture comes from, and there they say they used IKEA Sävedal cabinet doors, if I understood correctly.
https://www.expressen.se/skonahem/blogg/starwoman/2017/01/05/vaggpanel-diy/
I have myself made something similar as a headboard with 6mm MDF and then a French mirror molding on top. It turned out great!
I just wanted to say that I found the blog where the picture comes from, and there they say they used IKEA Sävedal cabinet doors, if I understood correctly.
https://www.expressen.se/skonahem/blogg/starwoman/2017/01/05/vaggpanel-diy/
I have myself made something similar as a headboard with 6mm MDF and then a French mirror molding on top. It turned out great!
Oh, I have to check that out later! Thanks for the tip 🥰G GregerPåBrandstationen said:Oh, it looks like you have your hands full!
I just wanted to say that I found the blog where the picture comes from, and there they say they used IKEA Sävedal cabinet doors, if I understood it correctly.
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I've made something similar myself as a headboard with 6mm MDF and then a French mirror trim on top. It turned out great!
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