Panel material

[Lärospånet]

However, I think I have found a bröstlist that fits

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assuming that the bröstlist is for their panels that are 6mm

I see that it is in MDF, you could certainly also use MDF-board directly to get more options in terms of thickness - thicker masonite seems to need special ordering. https://www.bauhaus.se/vit-lackboard-101-matt-3-0mm.html

 

[PeterHog]

I see that it is in MDF, you can of course also use MDF-board directly so that you have more options in terms of thickness - thicker masonite seems to need special ordering. [link]

Yeah, but MDF is so much more expensive so I think I'll use masonite anyway =)

 

[Stefan1972]

but you don't have to have homogeneous masonite to make it thicker...........it's perfectly fine to glue regular thin on gypsum as well.

 

[Bernieberg]

I made a raised skirting board and used 4 mm MDF for the base surface. Södra has a dado rail with a 4 mm rebate. It might be a bit of a skimpy moulding with a high panel, but in my case, it worked well. I had to butt cut edges against each other to splice, it probably wouldn't have turned out as well with masonite.

https://www.xlbygg.se/almhult/sorti...uru-obehandlad-allmoge-4mm-fals-12x32mm-12854

 

[PeterHog]

I made an elevated baseboard and used 4 mm MDF for the base surface. Södra has a chair rail with a 4 mm rabbet. It might be a bit of a puny list with a high panel, but in my case, it worked well. I had to butt sawed edges together to splice, it probably wouldn't have been as good with masonite.

[link]

Okay, yes I don't need to splice anywhere so that's not a problem, too bad they don't have that chair rail at our XL-bygg though :/

 

[Bernieberg]

I ordered the list from the local Woody, it was Google that led me to XL in Älmhult . They can surely order it if they sell Södra's range.

 

[justusandersson]

I would probably choose pine plywood for the best result, especially considering the subsequent painting. Secondly, MDF. With the use of a router, you can relatively easily create the desired rabbet yourself. You can also go to a local specialist carpentry shop and ask them to do the routing with the desired dimension.