Description

Shaker Wall Panel Kits- Transform Your Home With Impactful Yet Simple DIY

The Shaker wall panelling kit is a versatile and easy-to-install system that adds a touch of classic style to any room. The kit consists of strips used to make up the stiles and rails, made from 9mm moisture-resistant MDF. You can add on decorative mouldings to your kit to customise it to meet your requirements perfectly.

Kit Includes 13 2.4m  MR MDF strips and a tube of GripBond Adhesive.

The Strips are 90mm wide, 2.4m long and 9mm thick

This open-backed kit utilizes the wall as the panel, creating a seamless appearance when painted in the same colour. In most cases, no additional preparation is required, but if the wall surface is uneven, an MDF sheet can be added to your kit and installed first to provide a smooth base.

Why DIY?

1. Affordability: DIY wall panelling kits are a more affordable option than hiring a professional to install them.
2. Versatility: There are a variety of different wall panelling kits available, so you can choose one that perfectly suits your style and budget.
3. Ease of installation: Most DIY wall panelling kits are relatively easy to install, even for beginners.
4. Personalization: DIY wall panelling allows you to express your unique style and create a space that is truly your own. Finish your wall panelling in dark green or blue for a truly classic look.

In addition to these four benefits, DIY wall panelling can also help to improve the acoustics and insulation of your home. It can also create a more inviting and stylish atmosphere.

How Do Your Kits Work?

This is a premade kit designed to allow you to create your own panelling or fill a space that is either 4×1.2m or 3×2.4m in area.

All our kits are made from moisture resistant MDF, meaning you can use them in the bathroom as well as the bedroom (trade secret: we don’t charge a premium for the same thing like many companies do!)

Measure and fit your bottom panel first, this usually goes above the skirting board but sometimes it can meet the floor directly.

Here is an in-depth guide on YouTube