Installing 4X8 Ply-Bead Sheets to Porch Ceiling
WEBSep 17, 2011 — They are both equal in strength to hold up the plywood. I think nails are better for appearance myself. 2" or 2 1/2" screws or nails are sufficient. Make sure they are weather resistant because moisture will condense on the heads. I'd probably use siding nails, ring shank or spiral shank. xxPaulCPxx | Sep 17, 2011 09:50pm | #2.
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WEBNov 15, 2007 — If applied correctly, it will never come loose. You can use a few aptly placed nails (minimum 1-1/4/1-1/2" through 1/2" sheetrock) for added strength and support while it dries. Remember to assure that the ends and edges of the sheets meet on a nailer. This is important. This problem is eliminated using adhesive.
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WEBApr 2, 2024 — Our line’s going to be 7-1/2 in. from that beam. Narration: Before cutting the stealth boards, they need to locate where the side box beam will terminate to measure for length. For expansion and contraction, Justin will subtract 1/2 in. from the overall measurement to leave a 1/4 in. gap at each end.
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WEBDec 9, 2019 — The plaster ceiling with wire mesh inside of it has been there since 1952, there is only a small crack running down the center of the large main room, it seems very solid and secure. I plan to use the thin beadboard 4x8 paneling, maybe cut into 4x4 sheets with 1x6 boards on all of the seams.
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WEBMay 28, 2007 — Yes. I'd opt for a narrow crown, stapler. Mine is a Bostitch w/ a 7/32 crown, same install practice tho', shoot in the crease of the tongue, where it joins the board. But if you mean 4x8 sheets of beaded plywood paneling, I'd try to disueade you from that material. If you insist, on 4x8 sheets, GLUE and brad it up.
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WEBDec 29, 2008 — A whole kitchen done in beadboard is not something I’d do. Just too much of it. Either do just the ceiling, or just the walls. I’ll assume your using the 4X8 sheets. The thin material looks a bit cheap due to the depth of the bead and any nails used to fasten it will show as a large dimple. Not just the nail head but the area around it as well.
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WEB27 posts · Joined 2008. #16 · May 14, 2009. I am going to install a beadboard ceiling over drywall in my basement using 1"x6" tongue & groove pine boards. I am going to paint the ceiling in a neutral ceiling paint. The width of my basement is more than the length of the boards, so I will need to cut additional pieces of t&g board to complete ...
Mdf beadboard ceiling "outdoors" - DIY Home Improvement Forum
WEBMay 28, 2021 — 2564 posts · Joined 2018. #2 · May 28, 2021. I just looked at a 3x3' piece of MDF beadboard that has been on my back patio for 5 years. it looks "okay" - but you can also see little places that swelled up. probably painting or waterproofing the backside would improve your chances of a favorable life span.
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WEBAug 1, 2014 — My front porch ceiling has 20-24 inches between joists, and we used the MDF 4x8 sheets of bead board. If you take your time they don't come out wavy. They aren't perfectly flat, but it's not like there is inches of sag. If this is just for keeping heat in and not aesthetics, then just go for the cheapest solution that will fulfill your need.
Old beadboard walls and ceilings insulation help needed!
WEBDec 12, 2020 — 1899 farmhouse in very rural Zone 5 with original beadboard walls and ceilings on first and second floors. Fiberglass batts in the attic. Blown-in insulation to exterior walls in poor condition and will be removed.
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