During the design phase, you may request a designer to draw up the details of your wall paneling. In addition, you can request a shop drawing of your proposed design, which is a detailed technical blueprint of who will build the wall paneling. These drawings will include all the elements needed to bring the designer’s design to life, including building codes, material specifications, and joinery specifications.

Wood wall paneling has a classic yet modern look and comes in many different styles. These types of walls were often associated with royal families, but they have become more prevalent in recent years. They feature vertical stiles and horizontal molding. These styles are commonly seen in the most luxurious homes.

Decorative wall paneling comes in various styles, materials, and finishes. You can choose from wood, fibreboard, engineered wood, and hardboard. The materials used to create board and batten panels can be made of wood or they can be made of vinyl. While board and batten panels are expensive, they can last many years.

A wall paneling placement diagram will simplify the process. The first step in installing a panel is to locate the studs that support the panel. The header is the structural member between the openings and supports the vertical load. Then you will need a jack stud, which does not span the full height of the wall, and shoulder studs on both sides of the header. On the other hand, King studs are full-height studs that support the title ends.