No picture-perfect home . . . no problem. Catch the DIY tutorial and photo results for this dual-sided Wall on Wheels photography and filming backdrop, which is key to our garage studio.
– Studs – Pine boards – Drywall joint tape – Grabber screws – Paint – Wood glue – Safety glasses
Start by laying out the studs with the two 10 foot long studs on the top and bottom of the wall and the 8 ft studs spaced two feet apart. Use the grabber screws to attach them to the 10 ft studs.
Lay the beadboard on the wall with half the stud showing so that two sheets can be nailed onto the same stud. Use the staple gun to staple one corner of the bead board down.
Finish stapling the board down and lay the next one down and staple it down. The last board will be cut in half lengthwise but I like to staple it down and cut it with a carpenter knife so that it will break off.
Measure 4 inches from one of the ends of the 36″ board and glue and screw one of the angled boards at this point, measure 4 inches on the other end and repeat. Attach the two angled boards at the top, again with glue and screws.