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I finished filling the nail holes, sanding and painting the grid wall on the stairway. Here is the finished photo with the paint.
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Showing posts with label Front Door. Show all posts
New Molding for the Stairway
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I've been wanting to add square molding to the staircase for some time now. And today, I did!
I spent several hours removing some old molding, patching, painting the upstairs wall (Behr Cottonseed - the yellow color at the top of the wall) and then installed primed MDF 1x3" boards in a grid pattern.
Here is a preview picture.
I spent several hours removing some old molding, patching, painting the upstairs wall (Behr Cottonseed - the yellow color at the top of the wall) and then installed primed MDF 1x3" boards in a grid pattern.
Here is a preview picture.
Sprucing up the Entryway
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I spent a Saturday with a few scrap pieces of wood, new coat hooks (Lowes) and some paint and came up with this:
Here is the starting point inside the front door:
Added 1"x4" strips of wood to the wall. I used countersunk screws into the studs since I planned on attaching large coat hooks. It probably wasn't necessary, but with my kids and their fifty pound backpacks it was worth the extra effort. I filled the holes with wood filler, sanded and primed.
Then used two coats of Ultra White Behr Satin.
Installed the bronze coat hooks. I think they were about $3 each.
Here is the starting point inside the front door:
Added 1"x4" strips of wood to the wall. I used countersunk screws into the studs since I planned on attaching large coat hooks. It probably wasn't necessary, but with my kids and their fifty pound backpacks it was worth the extra effort. I filled the holes with wood filler, sanded and primed.
Then used two coats of Ultra White Behr Satin.
Installed the bronze coat hooks. I think they were about $3 each.
When visitors come over, they always comment about how interesting it is that I used a door by the front door for my coat hooks. I didn't plan to make it look like a door, but when I look at it I see how much it does. Cool!
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