Wood wainscoting may be out of line for many budgets. You can still enrich your rooms with more affordable, engineered wood wainscoting! This wainscoting can be finished in different ways and is stable, solid, and beautiful.

Wainscoting can be a DIY project if the room is simple and has straight walls. Get a finish carpenter for installing wainscoting in more challenging arrangements. These tricks may help you install wainscoting with fewer potential problems.

There are literally thousands of small shops that produce wainscoting. Listed here are two homeowner friendly companies with wainscoting design and fabrication services.

Woodwork is not easy to cut and install. You need good skills and high quality tools to do a good custom woodwork job. For tips on woodworking, trim, baseboards and miter joints, start here. Read some of my suggested literature, and practice with patience!

Look for trim and woodwork that is custom made at your lumberyard, in the yellow pages, or a local woodworking mill. The more trim you buy, the less expensive the custom woodwork will be per lineal foot.

Good finish carpentry depends on good rough carpentry. Many problems for finish carpenters can be avoided if the initial work is done right. Use these tips to help your finish carpentry work avoid the "knots".

Interior finish carpentry calls for some must have tools. My list of top tool choices for a professional looking job follows to help you build your finish carpentry toolbox. Additional, very helpful tools are also listed for any possible further tool purchases for your finish carpentry work.

These carpentry tips for finish carpentry will save you from mistakes. From glue and tape measure tips through getting straight cuts, avoiding miters and splits to crown molding secrets, your finish carpentry work will progress more smoothly if you catch on to these time and finish carpentry work saving techniques.