Paneling a Wall with Tongue and Groove Wainscot
Learn how to add a tongue and groove wainscot paneling for a more dimensional look than flat plywood-type paneling.
Excerpted from Do It Yourself Home Improvement
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Installing the Framework
Fix horizontal furring strips around the perimeter of the area to be paneled. They should be at the top and bottom of the area to be paneled, and also at equidistant intervals between these extremes, ideally 16 inches (400 mm) apart, taking care not to pierce wires or pipes, and making sure to fasten to studs.
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