What Is Wall Beading
What Is Beadboard? Beadboard Is a Row of Narrow Wood Planks Lined up Vertically on the Wall. in Between Each Wood Plank Is a Little Indentation or Ridge—Also...
What is Beadboard? Beadboard is a row of narrow wood planks lined up vertically on the wall. In between each wood plank is a little indentation or ridge—also known as a “bead”. The vertical boards are capped off by strips of horizontal molding, which finish off the seams.
What is beaded paneling?
Beadboard paneling is wood paneling with vertical grooves. It’s a lot easier to install than in the old days, since it comes in the form of large sheets of paneling that can be cut to size. Beadboard is available in multiple styles and widths.
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Why is it called beadboard?
Beadboard gains its name from the fact that when the pieces are fastened together, they create a bead between them. Beadboard is comprised of long slats of wood, usually 2 1/2 inches wide with a tongue on one side and a groove on the other. For this reason they are also called tongue and groove slats.
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