What material do I cover this with?

[flaektrem]

I would like to cover the foundation in some kind of writing material, but only these two visible sides. I want the backside open to store stuff, and the right side is already so low that cladding would not be visible.

Would it work and stay nice with minerit, for example?

Edit: How can 2 images remain after deleting a link, one of which I never even attached?

 

[Krilleman]

Maybe you should skip the carpentry and bake a saffrans-kaka instead?!

 

[flaektrem]

Haha I don't understand how that damn cookie got there? It can't be removed either.

 

[fahlis]

The cake is simply to be eaten and then it's gone.
Maybe you should cover with panel material instead of writing ones. Steni has panels intended for that purpose (cladding, that is). You can find Steni Terra at well-stocked building material retailers. If they don't have it, then they are not well-stocked.

 

[flaektrem]

There were many errors with this original post, spelling errors and image errors.

Right, I will check out these records you mentioned. I thought that minerit looks like concrete.

 

[corre]

Minerit works excellently.
Byggmax has a trossbottenskriva in 550x1200 for 60:- which is very affordable for this purpose, compared to surface cladding minerit at 11mm and around 800:-/sheet.
You might not have to cut so much then.

 

[flaektrem]

Good tips, I've looked at ByggMax but can't find that board in the app, although it was available on the website. Cheap and good! Might be a bit flimsy because it’s only 4.5mm? I’ll go and check it out in the store.

 

[corre]

I don't think that's such a big problem, unless you have kids who kick a lot of balls in the garden.
You can complement a joint on the long side with a treated board on the backside.

 

[Peter2400]

It's also included in the app, it just shouldn't be too easy to find, so they've hidden it here.

 

[flaektrem]

Oh, I never checked there. Seems to be a cheap and good solution anyway.