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Easiest Diy Wood Accent Wall Ever! No Nails, No Mess, All Style | Paul Ricalde
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- This DIY project is perfect for anyone looking to add a touch of warmth and texture to their space with minimal effort and cost. Follow along for easy-to-understand instructions, design tips, and creative ideas to make your accent wall stand out.
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I did the same thing using fence pickets, very cheap. Your wall looks fantastic!
I swear Paul, you come up with some crazy good ideas! I wanted to cover an existing with some accent wood and this is the perfect solution without breaking the bank. Thanks alot!
Looks Great. When I used to be the foreman for a wood shop we used to get free 1/4" ply cover sheets all the time. They put on them on the top/bottom of expensive plywoods to protect them. This would have been a great use for them.
Whatsup my friend? Boy that would be awesome if you could have kept them. Great to hear from you Sixtyfiveford, have a Merry Christmas!
I love that you donate nails are glue for this project. By the way love the intro to this videoâ€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïž
Thank you Embroidery 101!
@@paulstoolbox My pleasure, I had enjoyed your video:)
Beautiful work. Love the table saw hack by using another sheet to hold the one you were cutting by yourself. Merry Christmas to you and the family. Hope all is well.
Love the look thanks for the tip. The hold power of the double stick tape is amazing.
Yes but it has to be clean, it cannot have dust or dirt on it. If it gets dust on it it will not stick so the back of you would have to be wiped clean and the wall should be primed and clean. Other than that it sticks real well well. Thanks!
Thanks Paul. Merry Christmas!
Thanks Jay, Merry Christmas to you and your family!
I love the look of wood. Thanks for the video, Paul. If we don't see you by Christmas, have a great holiday!
Hey fellow diy'er and contractors. What, if any, potential moisture issues could I be faced with if I have a finished exterior wall that has has 1/2 foam board over the drywall and shiplap over the foam board. Btw concern is not rain or run off it's more about creating an enviroment that could increase moisture inside the wall because of high humidity outside and extreme differences between interior/exterior temps. By the way its in North GA.
From Outside in:
Press board lap siding
1/2 foil faced foam board (not taped)
2x4 studs filled with pink paper faced fiberglass insulation
finished painted drywall
1/2 foil faced foam board
mdf type ship lap
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Good stuff Paul. Thanks. đ Merry Christmas to you and your family. đ
Looks nice. I am going to try this in my office vs using 1x4s and such. Thanks
Wow I love this!
Looks great Paul; I appreciate all your videos.
Another great video! My wife wants a shiplap accent wall in our bedroom. We did our laundry room with this type of plywood but used brad nails. I was trying to think of a way to do it without the nails but also maybe not âpermanentâ in case she changes her mind a few years down the roadđ
in 6 months that 3M tape is going to be adhered so hard that you're gonna rip the drywall and the wood to shreds. Hard to paint over torn drywall. So not temporary
Hi Kurt, hope you are doing well buddy! Rolf is right, it will be hard to remove without causing damage to the drywall. Nails will cause less damage if you want to go back to drywall. This is a good option for someone who doesnt have access to a nail gun and they want a fairly easy way to get a good look. I did this in my bathroom a couple of years ago and I still love it, if I get tired of the look I will paint over it, but thats just me. In most cases I would recomment this look for an accent wall, this way you can repair only one wall if you decide to go back to drywall. Merry Christmas my friend!
Excellent idea! You just helped me figure out a major home project I have! Thx!
Thanks Randy, I hope it works well for you!
I like this idea. Wonder how lock dots would work. We use that for raised access floors with carpet tiles or for no VOC applications. That 3m exterior tape is pricy and tough to remove. Imagine it would pull the paper off bad down the road as it always seems to harden. If you havenât seen lock dots theyâre awesome. I spec them often and seems people never heard of them. Great videos, just started binging the channel and a new sub. Keep up the down to earth approach for common solutions.
Nice one
Can you please show me how to build a wheelchair ramp
awesome job, love the way you explain so much
I've never had luck with two sided tape. Here in So Cal where it gets really hot in the summer time and somewhat cooler in the winter, the tapes never seem to last very long.
This is an interior application, I would not subject it to extreme weather. Some double stick tape will work under harsh conditions but the cost is not worth it. You can always nail or glue it. Thanks!
Your killin it Paul! Good to you see you doin well man! Im gonna do this in my home in Grants Pass, awesome idea man!
do you think this would be ok to do on a bathroom wall?
I just took down a wall covered in mirror glass. Lots of black mastic spots. I'm wondering if I can get most of the thick mastic off with a heat gun and still get a nice trimwood look. Maybe pre-stain different colors and mix/match like that thin stack wall look.
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Thank you Gina, have a Merry Christmas!
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Thanks for the video paul!
Can you use this technique (tape) in a humid enviroment, like a bathroom?
1:25 If you use 1x's you MUST pull the Electrical boxes out or use extensions. The Electrical Code mandates that for safety reasons to prevent a fire. An Electrical box cannot be recessed more than 1/4 inch in a combustible wall. Please remember this for future videos.
Could I put the tape over my existing peel and stick wallpaper so it would be temporary as I'm in a rental. As in would it adhere to my peel and stick and not damage the walls if I have to remove it?
Installing accent wall on basement block with nails or screws. Can this be done.
Thanks
Denise
Interesting project! I can see using that in the near future, or at least submitting it for management approval..... lol! Bee a while weâve missed your content. Weâll keep you to that (soon) in the notes. Glad to see you back! Happy Holidays!
Thank you Bill, this is been a tough year buddy. My mom has been ill and in and out of the hospital so I spend a lot of time with her. I lost my father four years ago and itâs been very tough for my mom, theyâve been together for over 60 years before he passed away. This is the reason why I have not been getting videos out as much as I want. I promise I will get the follow up video as soon as possible. Happy holidays and hopefully we will chat soon!
What kind of tape. Looks great!
Interesting project. Merry Christmas Paul.
Hi Dave, good to hear from you my friend. Merry Christmas to you too!
Pretty good I never thought about that looks great
Thanks Reynaldo!
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GODBLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS AND EVERYONE.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL.
I'm interested in your application to walls that have pop corn; please update.
Hi, If you are covering popcorn you can use the same type of wood but you should nail it to the studs where possible and use construction adhiesive in between. If you need it to be tight until the glue dries you can shoot the nails on an angle into the drywall so it will hold the wood in place until the glue dries. I sometimes use mastic as a glue.
Thanks!
@@paulstoolbox over the popcorn? Would you have to run wood strips along the ceiling to get an even seams. How would you get the ends and seams to mate up flush?
Thanks Paul Merry Christmas
super great info. in time, will the double face tape lose its grip? if so, then what happens?
It can happen with some tape. I personally like 3m. If it fails you can shoot 1â Brad nails on an angle. Thanks!
What tape was used for this? Help please!!! Thanks đ
How does that work with fire codes for your county? My county restricts the overuse of wood accent paneling in residential living spaces as eliminates the fire resistant properties of the drywall and will allow a fire to become more intense in a room and spread faster, generating more heat and smoke. I believe it is also prohibited on the residential facing side of a garage as that requires fire resistant drywall.
You should move.
What state do you live in?
I am a firefighter and I have never heard of such restrictions. I live in Louisiana so I'm sure our codes are different than areas where forest fires are a problem. I guess you would want to consult your local code enforcement before attempting this. I am not sure if mobile homes are restricted in your county but that is an oven, they are made of lightweight 2x2 material wrapped in metal.
Thanks!
AFAIK 1/4 inch plywood is rated as a 15 min fire resistant material that you could use to cover freaking foam insulation in a living space. I would not do it for this application, as I would go for fire rated 5/8 drywall, but plywood OVER drywall could be seen as doubling the wall?
Do you have a video on how you stained the wood for the colors in the thumbnail? Thanks
yeah, love the wood look.
Hi Ann, I hope you are doing well. Have you figured out what to do with your fascia? Merry Christmas!
@@paulstoolbox No, not yet, I have had some dental work that was priority and need to get storm doors put in since we have had freezing temps lately. Alot going on. Thanks for the info. Will keep you posted.
Wow! I didn't know double stick tape has no glue on it!
LOL I guess I should be more specific. No wet glue necessary.
What kind of tape is that?? Iâm doing an accent wall using pallet wood I cut up
So take paneling and cut it into pieces. Got it
Not Paneling, 1/4" Plywood. You cant stain paneling and you dont want grooves.
Looks great Paul! When cutting the planks, are you using any particular width patterns for the planks? Like you cut some 7", cut some 5", some 3", repeat?
looks good
Thank you Frank!
Have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Paul, I want to attach wood (cedar planks
Thank you Paul. What would happen to the wall if I decide to change the wood? How would you remove the tape from the wall when I decide I donât like the wood anymore, would it remove the skim coat and brown paper under it? Hope that makes sense!!
Hi Paula, that makes a lot of sense. Yes it will need to be repaired and skimmed over with joint compound if you want to go back to drywall. This is a good option if you want an accent wall or if you already have a wall that needs work. You can cover it up with a nice wood look and it would not require much skill. This is merely an option and it can be painted any color to match the decore of any room. Thanks for bringing this up, it will help others decide if this would be a good option before moving forward.
Have a Merry Christmas!
@@paulstoolbox thank you Paul. Merry Christmas and happy holidays.
Can you use this method on a textured wall?
What tape is it
Question: I am in the process of sound deadening and wood paneling a steel camper shell with no ability to frame it without drilling through the shell (could lead to leaks, aesthetically unpleasant). Would this 3m tape hold under the heat and vibration of driving/offroading a little? I intend to use some fairly thin, but reasonably large ply. Roof sections may be 4 ' x 4'.
The double stick tape will hold lightweight panels on the wall but I would use rubber silicone to permanently adhere it. You need to make sure that the back of the plywood is extremely clean and the camper shell that you were attaching it to, you can take the silicone and fill a thick bead about -.5 to 2 inches away from the edges all around the ends of each panel and in between the tape. The tape will not hold if it is vibrating or moving for a long period of time but the silicone will and it should flex when needed. Keep in mind that I have never done this myself so Iâm not absolutely positive it will work but if I were going to try it that would be my guess. Have a good day Luna!
What tape did you use?
noob question, without a tongue and groove, are there ways to ensure that tape hold up over time ? that my primary fear. Also How does it flow over walls which are not so flat?
This tape is interior/exterior so it should be fine in your home. If your wall is wavy, you can use extra pieces to shim it. If your walls have a lump in it you can sand the high spots down. In my bathroom, I have a 45 degree angle in my wall that was way off. (Poor construction) I used 5/16" plywood on that wall and shimmed it out nearly 3/4". I nailed that section with 18 gauge nails and it looks great. Caution.. You MUST make sure the surface and the wood is clean without dust. I also recommend that you prime the wall. This tape holds well on a clean surface but if it has dust or dirt it probably won't.
Thanks!
Paul, what type of double stick tape did you use?
How would you finish if it was an outside corner Paul?
I would use a scribe molding or I would rip a small piece of 1. By wood on a table saw.
Love the blue line flag!
Thanks Starno, Cops donât get the respect or the pay they deserve. I have the utmost respect for our military and our police. Merry Christmas my friend!
What if walls are not flat
I will shim the low spots and even sand the high spots. When a wall is way out I will usea brad nail gun where needed. I will do a follow up video for troubleshooting.
Thanks!
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Hi Paul! Love your channel. I do have a question though. Can this stuff be used in a shower stall if properly treated?
No, sorry but this would not be suitable for wet conditions, it would be best suited for accent walls.
@@paulstoolbox Thank you so much for the reply.
@@sirsuse You are welcome, sorry it wasn't good news!
@@paulstoolbox I had to ask to find out. Do you have a recommendation?
@@sirsuse There are many options depending on your budget and taste. If you are a do it yourselfer and you want a good look at a budget price, my good friend Mike Quist with the channel Stonecoatcountertops shows an awesome shower surround that we built for his parents home. We made it with 1" Foamular and epoxy, it was light, strong and easy to install. You can look it up on his channel, the videos are on his Log Cabin build. If you do not see the videos let me know and I will find them.
Merry Christmas!
Love your accent. Where you from?
America đ€·ââïžđ
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