Sentences with phrase «mdf trim»

Last week I shared with you all that we had removed the old tile around the sink and toilet, patched and primed the walls and ceiling and my husband had put up the pine wainscoting and mdf trim.

Add basic mdf trim painted white around the three mirrored doors on the medicine cabinet, add knobs and maybe some corbels underneath to give it a shaker - style, cottage makeover.

In my last post I talked about how much I hate the routed MDF trim we put in our main living areas.

I purchased the most inexpensive flat pack wardrobe I could find, then customized the doors using MDF trim, and upgraded the side with pine planks.

This update only cost $ 24 in MDF trim and I installed in just a couple hours.

Not exact matches

I have cut the MDF board to size and ordered the trim for the frame.

Painted trim is always cheaper than stained trim, as stains require the use of premium hardwoods, rather than cheaper trim products, like MDF or pine mouldings.

You'll notice we finally put the bathroom door trim back on, and we managed to attach some more of our 1 ″ x 4 ″ MDF boards as crown molding and base boards too.

we used 3.5 ″ x. 5 ″ pre-primed MDF casing strips (trim section of local hardware / lumbar store) for the verticals and the horizontal was 5.5 ″ x. 75 ″ pre-primed molding.

The outsides of the boxes are trimmed with 1/4 ″ MDF to create the paneling on the sides and backs.

Working from no plan, and just building as he went, Tim used MDF and various trims and molding to create the fireplace, which is now the focal point of our living room.

We actually made the trim ourselves, it's a 1X6 MDF board that we routered to give it a design.

Just got ta swap out those curtains, attach a small piece of trim in the corner where the «Moonlight White» painted MDF planks meet the «Blue Hubbard» painted wall, add knobs to my beside chest, and hang three more closet doors.

My husband and I refaced our own flat panel doors with MDF beadboard and poplar wood trim for a shaker look.

He use more MDF and more routed - edge trim to create the tops and we got the old corbels a couple of years ago at Junk Bonanza in Shakopee, Minnesota.

I myself did a complete faux kitchen, complete with faux shaker style cabinets (I added flat trim to frame out the existing basic MDF cabinets), faux granite painted countertops (not from a kit either!)

I am wondering though... I saw that you didn't have good results with the mdf you used as trim but you recently used mdf for your floating shelves in the kitchen.

In order to keep our existing trim work and keep our house consistent, we (he) had to add detail where the existing trim on the stairs and base boards would meet the new MDF battens.

He not only designed the wall layout, he had bought all of the supplies, removed all 0f the old trim, cut all of the MDF boards and started the process of hanging it all!

The beachy wall treatment continues down the main hall with MDF boards spaced a few inches apart and then the whole wall is painted in a semi-gloss that matches the trim.

We used 2 ″ and 5 ″ MDF flat board for our trim.

The surround is made from standard 3/4 ″ MDF with some pine trim.

I built a wood frame using scrap MDF and use some trim for the inside and outside edge.

Painted MDF can be more affordable than wood for baseboards, crown molding and wall trim.

All you need is some MDF, laminate in a bright color, metal trim for the edges and some thin, metal legs.