DIY SHIPLAP TUTORIAL: How to plank your walls the easy & inexpensive way!

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A beginner's guide to installing shiplap wall planks on a budget! Let me know if you have any questions in the comments :)
TOOLS & MATERIALS:
1/4" 4x8' plywood sheets: bit.ly/1RSsiUX
Valspar Signature "Coconut Milk" in satin: bit.ly/1SXs8jX
Black & Decker Mouse sander: bit.ly/1SXspUe
Kobalt 10" Compound Miter Saw: bit.ly/1SXslni
Porter & Cable 150psi Compressor: bit.ly/1RSsIun
18 gauge brad nailer: bit.ly/1SXsI13
Black & Decker jigsaw: bit.ly/1SXsxm
Short angle brush: bit.ly/1RSszqV
Zircon stud finder: bit.ly/1RSsNOM
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@thepitpatrol 3 года назад

Your recommendation of painting the boards as you go is spot on. It helps in two ways, one you are assured of complete coverage and two you don't have to load your brush so heavy that you end up will places in the gaps that are filled in with paint.

@kristinalowe8627 6 лет назад

Well done, Jenna! I’ve been begging my hubby for years to do this. Now I can do it myself! Thank you!🌷🌷🌷

@kristin12945 3 года назад

Literally the cleanest tutorial. Thank you for simplifying this process.

@cherylrichardson9952 3 года назад

Wow! I love the way you explained everything, from a woman's point of view! I have been to the point of begging for carpenters to install tongue and groove in my farmhouse/cabin style home in the mountains. It's like pulling teeth!! But, I started thinking that I could do something to give that country/mountain look to my kitchen and bath, and you! have helped me decide. Yep, shiplap!! thank you and I have just subscribed!! Thanks!!

@melanieolivier1706 5 лет назад

I love this!! I've been going back and forth on peel-and-stick shiplap wallpaper because of the expense of the tongue & groove boards, and...am so thrilled to find this tutorial! I can now actually make my dream wall affordably because of you! Thanks, Jenna!

@robertdigio89 2 года назад

Excellent! I was searching about the faux shiplap for our bedroom. You makes my life much easier and cheaper. Your decorating was so beautiful. Thank you!

@tripletwoodworking5307 5 лет назад

Jenna, you are an inspiration to all novice DIY people. Thank you for being direct, to the point, a little silly (like it), and just yourself. And also thank you for not wearing some outfit that just degrades you and takes away from your diy talent, but instead, dressing the part. Very nice video and well done.

@Dr.SharenM.PierreWaters Год назад

Thank you, Jenna Sue, for a wonderful tutorial! It was direct and to the point, easy to follow and cheerful. You've helped me make a decision about how to shiplap my living room.

@pamelajohnson9853 4 года назад

So after watching your vid, I shiplapped the wall over my fireplace today and it came out amazing! The nickel spacing was perfect! I wanted 4” boards and HD wouldn’t cut them that narrow for me, so had to do that myself, but no biggie! Fun project. Thank you so much!

@tonyhemingway7980 4 года назад

If they would cut it to 8in. like Jenna did, it would have been a lot easier for you to cut them in half than to struggle with a full 4ft by 8ft sheet.

@dutenn 7 лет назад

If you made a video about crocheting, I'd watch it all day!

@blueglassmelech9243 6 лет назад

Jenna you made it look very easy. I have a wall that is already paneled but had some renters paint and I hate the wall now. And since I am moving back into the house I will do the ship lap like you have on top of the paneling. Thanks again.

@elizabethn.8758 8 лет назад

Great idea to paint in between boards! Then you don't have to work so hard to get the paint in there. Great video, keep it up!

@Poecuz 5 лет назад

Or you can paint before you install.

@jberglan 3 года назад

@@Poecuz that was my thought too.. i thought you could prime the planks before install.

@noelleradosevich6973 8 лет назад

Love this! Just did a tongue and grove ship lap wall, but will be using this technique in our bedroom... So much easier! Keep the tutorials coming!

@marissawilliams3316 5 лет назад

I was looking for a budget friendly project that looked great so that I could finally complete my bathroom rehab. I'VE FOUND IT!!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!😀😀 Subscribed

@mikemalcom6405 3 года назад

We used this and loved it! It really works and couldn’t be easier.

@VanDamArtisan 7 лет назад

I've done shiplap several times and I never thought of using ripped down plywood. That could've saved me hundreds! thanks for the tips!

@taicronck9559 12 дней назад

thank you for showing and explained like for dummies, like myself, first timer thank you

@stephaniereneesmith6820 2 года назад

My favorite tutorial for shiplap!

@kortneytackett4326 8 лет назад

aww my Jenna Sue. I'm so glad ur doing great in life! I love u and miss u. u look gorgeous, and so happy! my mom just told me u were on RU-vid so I had to find u. I am extremely proud of u. I knew u would always do something great with ur life. xoxo

@JennaSue 8 лет назад

Love you girl! Hope you're doing amazing

@LFL-qp1fg 7 лет назад

WOW, Rob Bobcat you need to get laid or something. I guess reconnecting with friends makes you a bitch. What a DOUCHE.

@SteveZ-yd6em 5 лет назад

Looks really good! The shiplap isn’t bad either!

@shelbykinsey9143 4 года назад

seriously so so grateful to find your video. thank you from a mom on a budget

@peggywest8371 Год назад

I'm very impressed. Thank you so much for the idea. And thank you so much for sticking to the topic. I've subscribed.

@Jetski270 6 лет назад

I did exactly what she states with her instructions and it came out awesome. Thank you !!!

@Divinely_Guided77 7 месяцев назад

Love this! Im gonna do it! What if the wall is larger than 8ft? Could i just caulk it and sand and paint and make it blend to look good? My wall is 11ft long.

@LaneyShaughnessy 7 лет назад

Nice Work Jenna! I'm not sure why I'm just now discovering your channel, but I just subscribed and am looking forward to following your growth.

@sibylestain8642 3 года назад

Like the class thanks

@i4ni439 7 лет назад

It also looks great if you paint it a two tone color and water seal it. Awesome work!!

@DualThreatGamble 2 года назад

Jenna, great job. If I use the same 1/4 8inch by 8ft vertically, and have to use another 1.5 ft per board, to have two boards looks like 1, will caulk and paint make is seamless or unnoticeable. Going for unnoticeable

@mattmorris7608 3 года назад

Super easy to follow directions!! Thanks J!!

@thelandrys11 7 лет назад

Wow! This is an amazing tutorial. We are remodeling our 1850's farmhouse and this is perfect!

@judichristopher4604 5 лет назад

Great Video... ... and Great Timing... I am "Flipping" another RV.. and was trying to think of what I need to do the walls but keep it "Light" (because of weight in the RV... This is a great idea.. but is that Balsa wood? Thanks for sharing this video.

@seaseeretherford5983 Год назад

I love the plank/shiplap look you did and you're silly spirit made video entertaining :) I spyed bedroom w beams in backdrop ... can you give info where they're from and if faux ? Looking for a project trying to decide btwn faux or solid beam :))

@JanetJenkins 5 лет назад

Love this tutorial! I’m going to tackle a powder room that has horrid wallpaper on the walls. I love that I don’t have to deal with the wall paper! I can just go right over it with the boards. This is a heaven sent solution!

@erinyantz4986 8 лет назад

Love this idea! You are adorable and make it all look so easy!

@MariaFlores-gm1vq 2 года назад

Just found your video and it was amazing and easy to follow. Now I’m encouraged to try and do it . I’ve been wanted to do this for a while now. Thanks to you I will give it a try and hope for the best. I’ve liked and subscribed.

@snake1740 3 года назад

Great, informative, short video - Saved me quite a bit of money! Also helps to have a looker narrating 😊..

@nairbnilrups7222 4 года назад

Best DIY Shiplap ever! Nice job!!

@Andrea-nc3jn 5 лет назад

Awesome! Thank you. Simple, straight to the point and short! Perfect

@GaPeach87 3 года назад

Thank you for getting STRAIGHT TO IT. You have a subscriber out of me just bc of that! ❤️

@c10kid89 5 лет назад

Instead of starting from the bottom. Can you start from the top and work your way down? So that way all your boards are the same size. And when u get to the bottom board you rip it and it won’t be noticeable. Cuz most likely you’ll have a base molding. Sorry if this question sounds dumb.

@lynnkillion3681 8 лет назад

Bought 6 sheets and had Home Depot cut it for free. Ready to nail it up.

@brendagonzalez7321 4 года назад

Lynn Killion - Thats so awesome that they cut it for you! I’m hoping they will cut mine ! Do I just tell them the size that I want them to be?

@chrisflexen8527 4 года назад

@@brendagonzalez7321 they did not cut ours today. said cuts under 12 inches they couldn't do

@edwinnapoleonisr.2850 3 года назад

I love the easy way you explain everything! Hopefully my walls will be smooth😬😬I’m a tools gal and love to have them all even if I don’t use them often!👍

@shingabiss 4 года назад

Home made 'nickle gap' look, clever idea!

@janekessler1986 6 лет назад

I did it and it looks awesome!!!!!!!

@TheConservativeHippie 3 дня назад

Thank you! I like that you added links.

@10pedrina11 6 лет назад

This was great. I love that fact you say nothing is ever even!. No one else states that and I had to discover that on my own!

@stanperez4401 7 лет назад

Great tips, and really enjoyed your upbeat & funny method of teaching!

@davidjeon6579 4 года назад

Very smart and genius idea jenna. I really like how u think. It's very smart. And why did I not thought of that. Thanks jenna ur awesome 🙂🙂🙂🙂

@U812TWENTY 2 года назад

Very concise and informative!! Great work...

@kellier2876 7 лет назад

Painting between the boards as you go is a great idea! 😊👍🏽

@sarahwallace7554 7 лет назад

love my mouse sander and shortie brushes. thanks for the paint color idea

@mh3082mh 7 лет назад

Did a version of this. Too easy. fantastic.

@bryandiel6773 4 года назад

You explained everything well, gr8 job and gr8 look!!Your shower looks amazing!! One tip to anyone doing this, apply construction adhesive to the back of the shiplap!

@to5msheppard 5 лет назад

Great job young lady.. you made a great simple video.. loved it .. Thank you ...

@lcasnarky 7 лет назад

Great budget wall decor. This would be great on a bedroom wall and cheaper than pergo! Gotta get the mouse sander - amazing.

@cycook 6 лет назад

So awesome. I wanted this for my new house but the builder said it would cost too much. Forget him I'll do it myself (with your help) :)

@KayteGrace 6 лет назад

Jenna! Thanks for this tutorial. I'm about to put shiplap in my tiny house and am wondering about plywood vs. hardboard :) Will hardboard have a frayed edge when ripped down to 8" strips? Can the edges be sanded like plywood? Thanks so much!

@JanetJenkins 5 лет назад

Did you ever get the answer to this question?

@sxynightelf 2 года назад

You can sand it with a fine grit sand paper

@lesliea.7174 4 года назад

Your project looks amazing. You are so pretty and omg you are Lauren Conrad’s twin! Greetings from CA. ☀️

@misformom5563 6 лет назад

Jenna Sue you inspire me! Thank you

@TheJuleBoxStudios 5 лет назад

My fear is mold behind the boards. I didn't see, read or hear if you used a special paint or treatment to prevent mold. I would think with many hot showers and the spaces between the boards, mold will grow. Is there anything special you did that you didn't mention? TY, Jules

@queenbeehastings6675 4 года назад

I love your style girlie! Such a cute video and informative too. Nice job!

@cindyp5132 7 лет назад

Wonderful job! I will get around to trying this.. I LOVE that short handled paint brush, I buy 2 at a time cause I know whoever comes to help is going to want mine! LOL, it's happened... So talented!! Keep up the good work, everyone will notice in time.

@amberwalker3715 4 года назад

Jenna, can you please do an instructional video on how to use the stud finder you are using in this video?! That would be great.

@mrrogershobbyhood9394 7 лет назад

I loved your video, it was well organized and useful, with some good humor.

@tracywheeler1227 3 года назад

Came Out Beautiful!! Great Job Cutie 🦋

@tylerpennington8693 8 лет назад

Going to be tackling this project this weekend in our half bath!!!!!!! Thanks for the tutorial!!!

@riepie13 8 лет назад

Jenna Sue we need to know if you used caulking only vertically or horizontally also in between every board ?!

@JennaSue 8 лет назад

No caulking between boards! The gap is there on purpose :)

@johnnyv5812 7 лет назад

What a great tutorial and unbelievably easy for beginners like me. Thank you.

@wannabebeards5358 6 лет назад

Not a bad end product. Nice work.

@BruceAUlrich 8 лет назад

I've seen how you do this on your blog, but this is a great video! I will probably be doing this in our master bath this summer.

@reneestaab5794 4 года назад

Just under 8 inches? Is that 7 7/8? Not sure how much to allow for the kerf of the blade to get all the same size boards. Thanks! Liked and Subscribed!

@789100casey 3 года назад

Love the happy Dance Great Job Jenna. Looks great. Just like you. "You Go Girl"! God Bless You. Keep up the great work helping people Thanks.

@kathleentillsonbroker 4 года назад

Looks great.. How thick was the plywood ? it looks a lot thinner than 3/4 inch ?

@JoelKAS 4 года назад

I was wondering same thing. She says 1/4" plywood @ 0.47 seconds.

@rabbitphilly1196 7 лет назад

Shouldn't you start at the top and level it out since ceilings are never square? And then if you have to shave a board it's hidden by baseboards? Love the wine tidbit btw!

@craftytony 7 лет назад

Awesome! You got me thinking about trying this in one of my bathrooms. BOTH have to be remodeled ugh! BTW, great choice in tools, I use the same sander, mitre saw, jigsaw, and even paint brush you showed in the vid lol

@johnathancrawford890 6 лет назад

This is a great video. Period. I’m impressed.

@karincollado 6 лет назад

Girl.....u did this on your own!....good for you!! It came out amazinggg

@coldfire2812 3 года назад

great video, getting ready to do this in my guitar room / office. very nice

@auriswinters311 5 лет назад

Shiplap is actually N affordabL option... Thanks 4 the inspiration! N now that I've observD sum othR tutorials on Shiplap DIYs...I 2 agree that paintN in between is a great tip! Thanks, Lauri

@bloodswarms 7 лет назад

Subscribed because of this video. Great content!

@s_s7214 7 лет назад

Awesome.Thank you for making this video. Now I have a little hope in getting one of my projects started!

@nextlayersecurity 5 лет назад

great video that includes a couple points not in other videos on topic: specifically painting the top edge as you go and checking level at regular times. Question: what about scenario where you want to the the faux shiplap on textured wall? If you use the "two quarter" separation, I'm concerned you will see "hints" of the texture surfaces between Shiplap boards. what's your suggestion? I could get out the gallon of joint compound and feather the entire surface but that is B-O-R-I-N-G. thanks!

@dennissuecalderon4703 8 лет назад

Great instructional video! We have a very small interior room with wood frame/studs only. Do you think we could get away with nailing plywood planks directly (horizontally) to studs? There is no drywall in place. Thank you.

@paulburek636 8 лет назад

that will be building code violation in most places not to mention fire hazard. Sheetrock will prevent fire spreading thorough the walls.

@ColonelBummleigh 5 лет назад

Lovely job there Jen. ATB, MM

@paulandkathyscheel4759 5 лет назад

Can you describe how you cut around the light switches and outlets? Did you have to bring them out so they'd be flush with the shiplap? Thanks!

@chikken_soup 6 лет назад

I like the huge tiles you used for the shower

@krazykirbys2009 8 лет назад

Thank you for sharing! I am trying to build up the courage to do something similar in our master bathroom! I'm excited to see your finished bathroom!

@southbreeze6745 7 лет назад

Gonna try it, you make it look easy! Great job!

@ryanmcginnis2553 5 лет назад

Getting boards that thin, does the depth of the gap look to shallow? After its been done for a while would you recommend a thinker board? If it looks good then great ill get these boards.

@clint3912 7 лет назад

Did you have any problems a few months down the road with moisture issues and the plywood? We get a lot of condensation from hot water in our bathroom.

@MoWhooty91 8 лет назад

Perfect tutorial ! Thanks for sharing! So hopeful and I can't wait to try it on our new house we are moving into! 💗 Can't wait to see more tutorials you make!

@stevenoglesby7843 5 лет назад

Due to cost difference we decided to use this method over a 3/4 inch overlap board, after installation we felt like we did not get a true ship lap look but were ok with it due to the money saved. After painting it with a latex paint the plywood warped due to the water content of the paint. In the end we were so dissatisfied we ripped it out and went back with a ship lap board. You may want to prime with an oil base primmer before installation to avoid warping.

@JanetJenkins 5 лет назад

This is a really good tip. I was going to ask her about this but I don't think she is responding to questions here on the YT.

@thejenniferpapers 8 лет назад

Awesome!!!!!!!!!! I'm going to be ship lapping a couple of spots in my home too and this tutorial is great. Thanks, Jenna!

@QuarterZipBro 6 лет назад

That dance was legit!

@njoylife2day 5 лет назад

Great video. Have you done this to a ceiling? Im thinking of this for my ceiling in basement. Any thoughts?

@MACH1Thein 7 лет назад

What is the best for the ceiling? I am considering this as an option to my bathroom as well but have popcorn textured ceilings. What is your recommendation, or what have you seen?