Board & Batten

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Want to update a room without a lot of time and expense? Try this simple DIY board and batten tutorial for big change - even if you're a beginner to DIY!

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Here's What You Need

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Step 1: Attach the bottom boards

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Step 2: Attach the top boards

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Step 3: Measure and Cut

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Step 3: Measure and Cut

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Step 4: Space out the boards

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Step 5: Attach the boards

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Step 6: Caulk the seams

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Step 7: Paint and decorate

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This simple change can make a big difference!

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Board & Batten

Want to update a room without a lot of time and expense? Try this simple DIY board and batten tutorial for big change - even if you're a beginner to DIY!

Start the tutorial

Here's What You Need

- MDF boards - brad nailer - measuring tape - stud finder - level - miter saw - caulk - liquid nails (recommended)

Step 1: Attach the bottom boards

Use a brad nailer to attach a board to the bottom of the wall.

Step 2: Attach the top boards

Measure to determine the height you want, then attach the top board to the wall.

Step 3: Measure and Cut

Measure the space between your boards to determine their length (measure for each board!)...

Step 3: Measure and Cut

...then use a miter saw to cut each board to the correct length.

Step 4: Space out the boards

Before attaching the vertical boards, use painters tape to space them out. Watch out for outlets and switches!

Step 5: Attach the boards

Use a brad nailer to attach boards over any studs. Use liquid nails for extra hold where there are no studs.

Step 6: Caulk the seams

Use caulk on the corners and seams for a more finished look.

Step 7: Paint and decorate

Paint your boards and walls, decorate your room, and enjoy!

This simple change can make a big difference!

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