Title: How to Install Shiplap Wood on Walls | Rocky Hedge Farm
Headings: How to Install Shiplap Wood on Walls
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How to Install Shiplap on Walls
Step 1: Remove Sheetrock
Step 2: Measure the Wall
Step 3: Paint the Boards
Step 4: Attaching Shiplap to the Mobile Home Walls
Step 5: Measure Around Outlets, Windows and Door Frames
Step 6: Measure for Other Areas
Step 7: Finish Painting the Installed Shiplap Boards
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Content: You can also watch the video to see how he does this. Once we got to where a shiplap board needed to but cut for an outlet, Timothy, took measurements and followed the step listed below. Step 5: Measure Around Outlets, Windows and Door Frames
The hardest part to installing shiplap on walls, is cutting around the outlets, windows and door frames. Of course, the measurements will be different for each home, and it will be a matter of measuring what needs to cut out on the board. For the hallway, Timothy, cut a board to fit around the bottom of the outlet and around the top of the outlet. As we have been installing shiplap on our mobile home walls, Timothy, has also been replacing the outlets and securely attaching them to the studs. To cut the hole that needs to fit around the outlet, Timothy, used a tape measure to take the measurements, a square to make sure the lines were straight and finally, a jigsaw to cut the hole out. Step 6: Measure for Other Areas
There was another smaller wall area in between the bedrooms that we had to measure before cutting and attaching the boards to the wall.