This is a classy and environmentally friendly way to give your home a wall treatment with reclaimed wood. You can find reclaimed lumber from nearly any lumberyard, especially green ones. Make sure you get the right tools and hardware, as well!
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1 Comment
Great video, and I love the idea to use duck tape to hold the wood in place whilst the adhesive dries! I never thought of that one so thanks for saving my having to hold bits in place each time or trying to work out how to clamp it to the wall lol
Thanks, Nath @ http://www.acesheds.co.uk/products/Summer+Houses
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