Drywall Work?

[Guylee]

In the 1960's we called that paneling

Anyone under the age of 40 remember the thin paneling used to finish basement walls? Those were some dark rooms.

Call me crazy, but I like paneled basements. Gives it more of a cozy man cave feel.

[driver]

Paneling would require some Old Style and Hamm's signs to pull it off.

[Guylee]

I'm pretty sure those come standard with an order of paneling.

[Irving]

Wainscott paneling.

[driver]

Wainscott paneling.

I'll probably be doing that in the bedroom closets.

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[Irving]

I'll probably be doing that in the bedroom closets.

Wouldn't that be a waste of a feature to put it where no one will ever see it?

[cstone]

Wouldn't that be a waste of a feature to put it where no one will ever see it?

Cedar tongue and groove in closets used to be considered a desirable feature.

[driver]

I pulled cedar osb out and the original drywall underneath is terrible. They used leftovers to piece it together. Big gaps and uneven seams throughout. I figure the wainscoting will be easier and cheaper than gutting them. Although I haven't really decided yet.

[Irving]

I think cedar in a closet is always desirable. I could see the wainscotting being desirable just for the durability. I tend to throw stuff into my closet and have stuff leaning against the walls.