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Updates: Watch a time lapse tutorial of the process here and see the full room reveal here! Have any plain, flat doors in your house? This tutorial is for you! Here’s what you’ll need for this project (per one standard door): Materials 4×8″ sheet of plywood 1″ Finish nails Wood filler Caulk Paint Tools Miter saw […]
Hi - I am looking to install a barn style door at the bottom of my basement interior stairs - essentially exactly like the picture below. Is this a...
This post is part of a paid collaboration with Lowe’s Home Improvement. All opinions are my own. When was the last time you thought about updating your doors, door/trim color and hardware? With so much of our focus on décor, doors tend to be an often overlooked part of the renovation process. They may not […]
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Creating a hidden door can add a touch of intrigue and mystique to any room in your home, while also keeping the room's aesthetic clean and consistent. By constructing a door that blends in with the surrounding wall, you can create a secret storage area, a hidden room, or simply a unique design element. How Do You Create a Hidden Interior Door? The hidden door look is achieved by cladding both an interior door, as well as a section of the wall around it, in one consistent material. By making the door and the wall the same material (that is ideally nearly seamless) the door becomes nearly invisible when it's closed. Of course, this is impossible to do with just plain ol' drywall. To achieve a true hidden door, you'll need a wall material with its own texture that will appear uniform when the door isn't in use (i.e. when it's closed). There are all kinds of decorative wall panelling that can be used for a project like this, and one creative, modern option is using pre-made wood slat acoustic panels. Today, we'll look at not only some beautiful hidden door inspiration photos, but also give you some 9 clear steps on how to create a wood slat hidden door in your own space. Materials Needed: Wood slat panels Pre-Hung Flush Door Black drywall screws Drywall anchors Circular saw Jigsaw (optional) Drill Drill bits Measuring tape Level Step 1: Measure your Space The first step in creating your hidden door is to measure the opening where you want the door to be located. Measure the height and width of the opening to figure out what size of pre-hung door you'll need. Next, measure the space around the opening and decide how far you want the wood slat feature wall to extend beyond the doorway. This will help you in calculating how many panels you'll need. Because you'll be covering the door in panelling as well, you'll want to calculate the total square footage of the space, including the doorway. Once you have that, you can use our handy Box Calculator on the product page to calculate how many panels you'll need for your project. 9️⃣ Have 9' ceilings? Use the box calculator for our 9' Wood Slat Wall Panels instead. Step 2: Install the Pre-Hung Flush Door in the Doorway For most DIYers, a pre-hung flush door is the best choice for a project like this. A door can be custom-built from MDF or wood, but that's a whole other project in of itself. For today, we're going to assume you're using a pre-hung door, or have already had a flush door built-in. Install your pre-hung flush door in the doorway, ensuring it is square and swinging freely. Don't install the handle just yet! If your builder or installer is building the door from scratch, they're probably trying to figure out what hinges to use for a wood slat hidden door. The answer can vary depending on the space, but in general you'll want to use recessed or hidden hinges to avoid any interference with the wood panelling and keep the hardware
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Basements are areas that are hardly to pay attention, but actually offer plenty of additional living space, for many purposes and activities. These spaces
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This blog chronicles my entire kitchen renovation from start to finish. Greentea Design has provided me with their solid wood kitchen cabine...
To install a trap door in a floor to access a crawl space or secret storage area, you cut the door, frame the opening, affix the cutout to hinges, and attach a door pull.
Transforming a horse paddock with a few scrubby trees into this spectacular five-bedroom resort-style home in Flinders, on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula was no mean feat.
We're sharing inspiration from the latest paint trend... contrast trim and millwork! If you're on the fence, this post is a must-read.
There are two main types of secret doors.The first one is a term I should've known, but only learned TODAY. JIB DOORS. The other type is a...
Basement Doors, Bilco Doors, & Egress Windows (Installation & Repairs) We can either install bilco door entrances or walk-out entrances. We can
Sliding Barn Door, the frieze extended here to accomodate the slide. Trimmed out in WindsorONE S4SSE Boards. credit: Mark Austin Building and Construction Read more about this project and see more images here.
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Three weeks ago I shared the post A New Re-Decorating Project where I discussed how my husband and I are going to re-decorate a guest room in our home. I showed both "before" pictures of the room and inspirational pictures from Pinterest that show the look I'm going for with this guest room re-design. This week, I'm going to show you the progress we've made so far. First, everything was taken out of the room except for a few boxes so I could paint. This was the wall color "before". A very deep red. This is what the walls looked like after only one coat of primer. I ended up painting two coats of primer and two coats of paint to cover the deep red. Jackson sat on top of the mattress in the hallway to make sure I got everything just right! When choosing a paint color, I wanted something that was "white" that would stand out from the white trim. I thought this "China White" did the job beautifully!. The floor in this room was just painted sub-floor. The paint was all chipping off and there were a lot of dents and scratches. A space rug previously covered this floor. After I painted the walls a "China White", hubby laid a plywood sub-floor over the old sub-floor to make it stronger and more level for the new laminate flooring that will be installed. The "China White" walls turned out beautifully. The room is so much lighter and brighter now. I love the way the "Paris" sign really stands out now. The "China White" color provides a nice contrast against the pure white ceiling and moldings. And if your wondering what the tall box is in the corner, it's a new mattress. We are trying one of those 'Gel Memory Foam" mattresses that are all the rage right now. We'll let you know what we think when the room is all done! We put in the same flooring that we installed last year in our Master Bedroom and hallway. It's called "Grey Stone Oak" laminate flooring by Mohawk. It looks wonderful with the "China White" paint, and the entire upstairs feels more spacious now that the floor is the same in the two bedrooms across from each other and the hallway. The floor, the "China White" paint, and the ultra white trim all go beautifully together. I couldn't be more pleased. Now that the painting was done and the floor was completed, it was time to put in a new pocket door. The room previously had a normal door that swung into the room. Because this room is going to be used as a guest room, we need to fit at least a full-size mattress in this room. But the room is so small, that the door hits the end of the bed unless the mattress is put up against the wall. We want the bed to be accessible from both sides, so in order to be able to turn the mattress we had to put in a pocket door. Using the old door, my husband rigged up a system to make a sliding pocket door. There is a short video at the end of this post where he explains how he did it in further detail. The wood beams you see will be covered up by drywall. I photographed it without the drywall so you could see how it works. Basically a wall is built in front of the old wall that the door slides behind. The door slides nicely across the wall using a system of angle iron, garage door pulleys, U-Brackets (hammered flat) and bolts. There was a outlet on the wall that we didn't want to cover up, so my husband pulled the outlet forward. He then added a piece of wood to the bottom of the door that has a unique stop. If you look closely at the bottom left of the photo, there is a small notch on the bottom of the left light wood beam. The piece of wood attached to the bottom of the door, will fit neatly inside the notch when the door is fully opened. Here the door is fully opened and tucked behind the wall. The piece of wood is now snug under the beam. In my next post, I will show the pocket door wall when it is completely finished off. And finally, my husband did a short video illustrating how he constructed his pocket door. The worst part of re-decorating is always the painting and construction part. I can't wait till that part is over so I can get to the fun part: DECORATING! I did a lot of shopping for the new guest room when I was in Illinois last week, but I still have a lot of things to find. We ordered a headboard, but my husband will be making the bed that the mattress sits on. I need this room for storage, so he had to build a bed to allow for me to fit totes underneath. Hopefully in my next post I'll at least be able to show you the finished wall and bed! Have a Great Day! Amy Linking Up with these fabulous blogs HERE!
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