Installing Light-Weight Shiplap In Our RV
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- čas přidán 17. 09. 2020
- There are lots of options when it comes to installing shiplap in your RV. The real challenge is finding a light-weight option. We not only found a light-weight shiplap option but it was also a lot cheaper than we thought!
You'll see in this video, we decided to cover our carpet ceiling with shiplap as part of our RV renovation. We just couldn't get it off! It's just part of the RV reno process, you have to make quick creative decisions. For us we went to Home Depot and looked for options. We figured shiplap would be the best solution so we got several boards cut and got to work.
Keep following us for more information about our RV renovation as well as our journey!
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My advice would be keep the roof maintenance up. This material ruins easily with water. Even high humidity over time will cause it to sag. As long as it's kept dry though, it should look nice for a good while.
Also, for cutting holes, you can use a multi tool and a shop vac next to the blade to greatly minimize the mess. They're easier to use than a jig saw in many scenarios, & typically safer... but noisy little buggers.
Looking good guys! Thanks for sharing. 😊
Thank you!!! OMG you're the only people who made a video about thjs. Life savers
Just watching your video and would like to see the finished product
It's called a "Panel Saw".
I love how it looks, I’m replacing mine and have been looking for ideas. Such a pain in the ass but I’m going for it! Thank you for the inspiration 🙌🏽🤘🏼 hope y’all are safe and in good health 🙏🏼
Thank you so much! It was a pain but looking at it as much as we do it sure is worth it!
Beautiful work! 👏🏼👍👏🏼
May I know what size nails your used to mail the strips to the ceiling.. thank you in advance !! 😊
Thank you
What's the name of the wood you used on your ceiling and how is it holding up today
I hate the carpet ceiling. It’s a dust magnet. Pain to screw through as well. This is exactly what I wanted to do in our motorhome. I was thinking of using the flooring stuff because it is tongue and groove. My motorhome has a curved ceiling so I would have to put the boards lengthwise. How much weight did it add?
How long of nails did you use?
That Gal WHAT A BEAUTIFUL FACE, 👀
You're right! I'm a lucky man!
I'll second that. 😊
How did you avoid damaging the electrical wiring in the ceiling?
That shiplap looks dark. Did you stain it or did it come like that? Thanks!
OK, so is it permeable? Also, a link to the product would be great.
You look like you have rectangular vents in your ceiling, and not near as many as in my rv. All mine are round, plus i also have some speakers in the ceiling as well so I think shiplap is not the answer for me. Your thoughts.
Are You still RVing?
Ok here is mi issue Whit that board is compress cardboard it all be fine but if gets wet it will be come mussy soft and it we be come sogy the same material is use on shower board on the white side is great but the background cardboard
Hasn't been an issue so far.
You could spray a couple of layer of clear coat on the back side which would seal it.
It's called a panel saw
Masonite? Water issues.
None so far