Georgia-Pacific MDF
Item #86415 |
Model #HB RAW TIB
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32 sq ft per carton
Ideal for interior wall coverings
Perfect for updating the look of a room
General | |||
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Material | MDF | ||
Dimensions | |||
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Actual Height (Feet) | 8 | Actual Thickness (Inches) | .156 |
Certifications | |||
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CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) | No | ||
Miscellaneous | |||
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UNSPSC | 30161500 | ||
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What Customers Are Saying
The paneling is an affordable and easy-to-install option for covering walls, with some customers finding it looks nice and matches their desired aesthetic. However, a significant number of customers reported issues with the paneling warping, bowing, or twisting after installation, especially when applied directly to studs without proper backing. Proper installation techniques, such as installing over drywall or using adhesive, were recommended to avoid these problems. Overall, the paneling seems to work well for some customers when installed correctly, but others experienced disappointing results, especially with the thinner, more budget-friendly options.
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Want a cheaper shiplap or beadboard? For 1/4 the price I picked these up to back a bookcase that’s getting painted anyways.
Inexpensive board
Had to cut it with a knife to get a good edge other than that it was OK for the money.
Perfect Find
We have been remodeling our basement to be 70s themed. Just as everyone is taking paneling out of their house we were searching for the paneling most like the kind in houses 40 years ago. This was perfect.
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Warped paneling
This paneling warped after it was installed on stud walls in my basement. Should be replaced by Lowes.
What I use as backer boards for shelving
This is the exact item I use (cut of course to dimensions of the Bookcases) as a Backerboard on the bookcases themselves. This stiffens up the entire unit, levels it out, and bradding it to the bookcase is easy enough to do (I also brad it to the fixed shelves as well -- extra security). NOTHING falls out the back of the units anymore (and you don't have to dig behind your bookcases or unload them to retrieve what fell behind). All in all .. a good way to enhance your economical purchase of ...
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This paneling is very thin compared to other paneling
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