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What did you use to support the back of the bead board to avoid saggin

Danelle Watson
5 years ago
Bead board would typically sag with the span of an entire sheet sitting on the thin trim pictured. What did you use to support the board you hung?. We are very interested in completing a project like this, but want to make sure the panels do not sag or fall after a small amount of time, because of the weight of the bead board not being fully supported. Thank you!
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Comments (3)

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    Michael Robert Construction
    5 years ago

    the answer is surprisingly simple: glue, glue and lots more glue! best of luck with your project, thanks for your interest.

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    BOL Architecture PA
    5 years ago

    I love it; Glue is awesome!!! Good luck!

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    Michael Robert Construction
    5 years ago

    Nailing it to the studs in the ceiling joint did the trick, every 16". Good luck with your project!

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