Sentences with phrase «groove wall»

The main bedroom, decorated in a soothing neutral palette, is the epitome of country style with a tongue and groove wall, brass bed, dainty floral fabrics and an elegant painted wardrobe.

The tongue - and - groove wall with built in flatscreen television adds a modern touch.

Pairing painted tongue - and - groove wall panelling with white - wooden furniture creates a Shaker - style dining room with a crisp modern - country style.

Cream painted tongue - and - groove wall panelling and traditional bathroom fittings create a classic look in this bathroom.

Hardwood flooring (that matches the flooring in your dining room) and v - groove wall and ceiling planks painted a creamy white, and a soft, gray - blue like the ones in the SL inspiration photo will instantly change the entire look and feel of the room.

Get ready to be floored: While our High tongue - and - groove wall treatment is fully faux (we bet the wood panel - look wallpaper had you fooled), the Low wall is clad in white - painted floorboards.

Tongue and groove wall panelling is 6 mm thick, whereas all other styles are 12 mm thick, except for Georgian wall panelling which is 18 mm thick.

Tongue - and - groove wall panelling creates an instant country feel and is easy to update with a lick of paint in a fresh new colour.

A blond tree stump accent table sits on a gray wash floor beside a freestanding bathtub positioned beneath a polished nickel towel bar mounted to a white tongue and groove wall.

The expansive filling mechanism uses the elastic recovery properties of the groove walls to load nectar on the tongue in an order of magnitude that allows the hummingbirds to extract nectar at higher rates than are predicted by capillarity - based foraging models.

Groove walls gain greater efficiency from microscopic scoring, a design based on NASA research into why sharks create so little turbulence (sharkskin has numerous microgrooves).

With lovely tongue and groove walls and polished floors the simplicity of the cottage entices you to relax and unwind.

The family room has the feel of a Maine family cottage, with its tongue - and - groove walls and ceiling and chiselled fieldstone fireplace.

Iced pink tounge and groove walls and feminine tied back voile curtains make this a romantic and shabby chic space.

Tongue - and - groove walls, a freestanding bath from The Albion Bath Company and Vincent Sheppard rattan chair add a vintage element.

I wish I had paneling to paint myself - we're going to have go through and install ours (beadboard) so as you know I really love the texture the grooved wall creates.

Cozy family room The family room has the feel of a Maine cottage, with its tongue - and - groove walls and ceiling and chiselled fieldstone fireplace.

We are going for tongue and groove walls instead of tiles and there is this amazing spot in the new kitchen were I can have a pastry table.

It has tongue and groove walls, floors and ceilings.

Pale tongue - and - groove walls and a large seascape painting create a breezy feel in this relaxed living room.

Glass rooms don't have to be chilly, as this kitchen shows with its country - inspired tongue and groove walls, cream Shaker cabinets and dark worktop.

We took the sheetrock off the walls, ceilings and carpet off the floors and found tongue and groove walls, beadboard ceilings and wood tongue and groove floors and best part was a FIREPLACE — so happy!

Tongue - and - groove walls and a large white vintage sink combine to create a whimsical bathroom with cottage flair.

I love the custom white oak vanity, the hex floor tiles and the vertical tongue and groove walls.

A Lombok teak bed and side tables and a leather - topped Sue Walker bench lend a sophisticated air to this calm bedroom with its white tongue and groove walls.

The owners have used tongue - and - groove walls to create a feeling of height in their low - level home.

Natural tongue - and - groove walls are the backdrop for a scheme of mink with cerise and pink accents.

Not exact matches

The lower groove has proven faster during practice and qualifying, but over the course of a 500 - lap race drivers gradually began migrating toward the wall due to the rubber build up negating the effectiveness of the compound.

Both venues are 1.5 - miles around, tend to favor drivers who can run the high groove up against the wall and utilize the same tire compound.

Sturdy Construction features 1/4» thick smooth or milled clapboard exterior walls and grooved sidewalls for easy, one - step assembly, guaranteed fit and durability

Grooved side walls, durable guaranteed fit.

It also comes with pre-cut engineered parts including thick milled clapboard exterior walls and grooved side walls all guaranteed to fit for a simple one - step assembly.

This occurred when, during initial tongue protrusion, one of the groove tips adhered to the feeder wall before the tip reached the surface of the nectar pool and the groove tip bent as the tongue continued to move forward.

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The look can be achieved using actual shiplap that has a special notch aligning with the next board to form a water - tight seal, tongue and groove which uses interlocking wood pieces to add strength, or by simply nailing wooden or MDF boards to the wall.

Gorgeous girl's bedroom features window wall clad in tongue and groove paneling framing window dressed in a pink and ivory roman shade over a built - in window seat layered with a green geometric print seat cushion accompanied by a ruffled white pillow and embroidered Paris pillow.

When you knock on the door of a dear friend who desperately needs your company, or wash all of the dishes in the sink even though none of them are yours... When you stop to feel the grooves in a rusty brick wall or admire the way a breeze dances with a little girl's hair... Do you wonder what has happened?

Though it does take a while to get used to director Mark Dindal's unrelentingly off - the - wall sense of style, The Emperor's New Groove is - by and large - a surprisingly entertaining and awfully funny piece of work.

The Office - like format in storytelling takes a little while to find a groove, and the fourth - wall breaking isn't always smoothly deployed, but necessary to seeing how the main characters» recollection of the events are not the same.

Wall panels contain grooves to help buffer noise.

Side walls protect against spillage while precision - formed grooves protect your feet from water and muck

Island beaches and coastlines may face extensive shallows filled with coral heads, or transition into spur - and - groove coral reefs that slope downward to depths of 40 to 60 feet before turning into steep walls that can drop thousands of feet.

This wall dive includes a variety of entrancing underwater spur and groove along with sand channel terrain in addition to the cut.

The full myth features none other than George Stephenson, creator of the ground - breaking new rocket locomotive, who apparently happened to notice cart grooves indented in the ground near Hadrian's Wall, and designed his wonder machine to have the same gauge setting - who could argue with centuries of successful engineering?

Our local boat dives are based on diving one of the many varied sites along the World Heritage Belize Barrier Reef, deep walls, spur and groove, colorful corals and sponges, swim throughs, along with an abundance of marine life both large and small will ensure that your dives will be varied during your time with us.

Divers are eager to explore the spur and groove coral formations and sheer walls along the length of the reef.

The island's north shore is known for steep walls and vertical canyons, while the south and east coast start with spur - and - groove formations that drop more gradually toward the outer walls, which begin at greater depths.

On the north shore of Little Cayman, walls start at depths as shallow as 20 feet along Bloody Bay Wall, while the south side provides more extensive coral shallows and spur - and - groove formations that lead to a deeper drop.

Spur - and - groove formations are well defined here on the bottom, leading to the wall and a drop - off of major proportions.

Diving around the atolls is mostly wall diving, while diving around Ambergris is spur - and - groove with some deep canyons, swim throughs and reef cuts.