this connection of joints with a horizontal plank looks rustic. I would have put these 40 cm horizontally from below or even installed a thick sheet of plywood with wooden molding around

How was this adhered to the wall?

You could have just trimmed the plastic cover on the plug to allow for the full slat.

Do you know if once you place your tape go over the inside edges with whatever color you are covering. Once dry go ahead and paint your inside color and you will never have bleeding! It works 100% of the time!

Awesome!

Love you pointing out your mistakes cause that is EXACTLY what first timers are going to do! Need more of this!

I have the same fireplace and I’m installing it now. I was hesitant about putting a 2x4 across the top because it has a small warning sticker about the surface getting hot. Have you had any issues with that? Thanks

Very nice. I am about to do something similar so I watch a lot of videos and your video was very informative. What did you do for the other side of the door? Did you fill the hole where the knob was or are you using that hole as a recessed handle to open and close the door from the inside?

Is the outlet for the fireplace behind the shiplap?

What did you use for the back corners

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You should sell them 😁

I wonder if a better way to do the plugs and such is just to have a larger square around it... not sure. thinking ahead before I do my project. Calculating for the exact spot they will be located is nearly impossible so if it was just a larger square around them it might look nicer..but maybe not lol.

These things look so nice but good lord it's expensive.

How much did you spend ?

Want countless spiders nesting in your wall? Go plastic.

Rule number one, have lots and lots and lots and lots of time. 😂

How long did it take you?

The Afro turff on the wall is a bad idea. It’s probably going to steal your tv

Hi there. Congrats for your job with your dad. Hope you guys had a good time together. I work with bathroom renovations and i will just leave a few tips for whoever watched your video and is willing to do the same at their homes. - before watching tutorials of how to set tile watch tutorials of how to plumb and level your walls and floors. This is the most crucial step for a proper installation. - If you are using large format tile (anything 24" or larger) avoid the brick pattern because tiles tend to bow at the center and you may have lippage when using brick patter due to the fact that you will have the center of the tile (the lowest part of the bowl) right next to edge of the adjacent tile (the highest part of the bowl) - if you go with a concrete board you still need a crack prevention membrane before setting the tile. It can be the same redgard used on the walls with fiberglass mesh on the joints but is much easier if you just go with something like a Schlutter membrane that can be applied straight to the plywood. ( Check if the floor is properly leveled before) - always center your niche to the wall and measure upfront to make sure you will have a full tile at the bottom of the niche otherwise you will have harder cuts to work with. - when spreading thin-set make sure to always use your trowel in the same direction (horizontal or vertical). - you cannot only apply thin-set to the wall or to the floor you also need to back butter every tile piece to ensure 100% coverage and proper bonding. - if you are a beginner you can cut a 2x4 in shims and create a template of your walls and floors using hot glue. (Makes everything easier) - you cannot grout the corners (wall to wall and niche). Apply silicone caulk because overtime any grout at the corners will crack and fail. I wish everyone good luck!

Wonderful tutorial and love that you showed the mistakes. The white paint in combination with the stain is profane.

How tall is your ceiling?

That looks tacky as hell 😂

some don’t have the money to barely eat with rising diabolical energy costs!

Link please

Where is the electric outlet?

Beautiful

Very nice never thought about using shelves like that.

Great video and tips. I decided to use a similar concept to build my electric heater wall, in which I also built in shelves. Currently, I’m debating on the choice of material to build the sleeves for shelving.

Is it possible to turn the heat off completely?

My God… Please stay away from old Furnitures!… You could have saved this beautiful furnitures back to it’s purpose and look, but you had to be “Modern” and ruin the furniture…… All “Modern” dont look good on These beautiful old furnitures!… They just need refurbished to the old original color! 😩 By the way, your ideas are awful! 😠

You are a true craftsman….amazing….

can you provide the measurements of everything so you can follow easily. im a beginner and need more detailed in order for me to get it.😅

Very nice

Number 3 is great. Really dislike all the others tho.

Looks really good, BUT, are these really $200 for a 2ft x 8ft piece? I have a 13ft wall in my office, to cover it with these it would be 13 x 2 x $200 or $5200?? HOLY SMOKES!!!

I love this. This guy showing his mistakes is how we learn!

Get a sheet of ply. And a tracksaw. 2k is way too much for 1 wall

Dump idea 😢

super expensive prbly

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I think the only one I like and absolutely would do is #3

С зеркалами - спортзал какой-то, с рейками - чисто дача.

great Vid. I was wondering how joining the pieces would look as I too have a 9' wall. Your fix was terrific, thank you! Why screws instead of a nail gun?

Well, that looks like lots of fun to try and clean

I was so happy to see what desk that was, as my mama had a desk JUST. LIKE. THAT. I thought you were going to restore? You REINVINTED it. You should possibly rethink the way you name videos? My heart breaks...I wish I could find this desk and ACTUALLY restore it. You just DESTROYED it....

Nope, it is impossible to be clean, and all the insects will eventually find it's home there.

1. Did you nail the slats to the stud or just to the dry wall? 2. The bottom horizontal slat did you use hammer nail to nail them?

Great resto!!!

this video was very helpful thank you