Full Wall Wainscoting In Bathroom

This application uses white paintable beadboard and white battens trim and moulding.

Full wall wainscoting in bathroom.

Bathroom wainscoting can be very practical especially if you have a freestanding tub and you want to protect the walls from water damage. It installs easily to cover an 8 linear ft. Traditionally wainscoting matches the height of chair backrests as the middle molding. Large windows line the walls of this bathroom leaving only a tiny space under the windows.

Vinyl reversible panel planking moulding features a reversible design so you can install it in 1 of 2 ways. Full wainscoting covers the wall of this elegant bathroom clad in marble basketweave floor tiles complementing a white washstand accented with brass and glass pulls and a honed white marble countertop fitted with a sink paired with a delta cassidy faucet. Defined as a series of narrow wooden planks beadboard is an effective way to add visual interest to your wainscoting. In this georgian guest bathroom the beadboard detailing is coated in farrow ball s cornforth white.

By supreme wainscot supreme wainscot in standard height adjoining to full wall installation. Further more the wainscoting can continue on the adjacent walls and it can frame all sorts of features including benches and vanities. If you want to give your wainscoted walls a stylish edge consider adding beadboard. One side has a center edge bead and the other side is a traditional wainscoting bead.

Think of wainscoting as a special alternative to wall tiles.