Floor To Ceiling Beadboard Bathroom

Our ceiling was just a bit too long for just a plain beadboard ceiling and we didn t want to have any seams between pieces so i came up with the idea of doing a thick frame to compensate for the extra space.

Floor to ceiling beadboard bathroom.

It can also be used to cover all the walls in the bathroom from floor to ceiling. Construction adhesive liquid nails sandpaper or sanding block. Trim pieces if necessary nail gun nails. Why stop at using beadboard mid wall.

Mounted to a white beadboard ceiling a schoolhouse pendant hangs over white oval floor tiles illuminating a white and blue bathroom fitted with a white shaker his and her bath vanity cabinets complemented with black and white vintage knobs and a white quartz countertop. See more ideas about beadboard ceiling beadboard home. When we moved in the bathroom walls were textured with huge swirls that almost looked like stucco. Our beadboard needed to reach the height of the damaged wall so we used that as a guide.

Determining the height of the beadboard. I ve gotten lots of emails about this bathroom ceiling so here ya go. While there is no single standard height for installing beadboard in a bathroom the typical height ranges from 38 to 42 inches off the ground or taller than the vanity or sink. The beadboard wainscoting matches with the wood ceiling.

How to install the beadboard. Caulk and wood fill. Beadboard does not have to be installed simply as a wainscoting and nothing else. A floor to ceiling beadboard bathroom.

We have a small bathroom with floor to ceiling beadboard. We just covered it with the beadboard and nice baseboard and trim and it turned out very well. I love the way it turned out. Nature oriented theme runs in this bathroom featuring tree wallpaper wood beadboard wood ceiling mirrors with twigs style frame and the earthy wall sconces.

Our closet is a funny shape so we decided to put our beadboard up one wall across our ceiling and down the sloped wall on the opposite side so that if you are standing in the doorway to the closet looking toward the window the beadboard. While these panels are often seen halfway up the walls they can add plenty of impact when used on the entire wall and on the ceiling too. Beadboard is relatively affordable compared to other professionally installed ceiling treatments such as tray ceilings which can easily cost in excess of 10 000.