Homemade Under Kitchen Siding Board

By cabin diy december 7 2014 2 56 pm updated september 6 2020 9 21 pm 264 6k views 42 comments.

Homemade under kitchen siding board.

Note you can also glue the wood to the wall we chose not to and have not had any issues. We started at the top so there was a full piece of a board showing and staggered the seams. Wide and the other at 3 4 in. The solution is to screw a piece of 3 4 in.

Cut the plywood three or four inches shy of the door edges to avoid conflicts with the doorknob or hinges. Add construction adhesive for hollow core doors. To make a more traditional shiplap joint simply cut one rabbet at 1 2 in. The siding and trim are made of fiber cement a material that will not ignite when exposed to direct flame or contribute fuel to a fire unlike wood which goes up in flames and vinyl which melts easily.

Now you can mount as many hooks magnets and other storage gizmos as you like. The bottom won t show much because of the bed covering it. If you thought your indoor kitchen gathered a crowd wait until you create an outdoor one. A random orbital power sander is the best tool for the job.

Plywood to the back of the door. Now it s time to add the boards. Osb tends to have lower fastener holding strength compared to plywood so if you choose osb for sheathing i would. Oriented strand board aka osb could also be used as sheathing under the board and batten siding.

With the width the same on both sides of your board you can adjust the reveal between boards when you install the decorative shiplap siding. Sand both faces of the board thoroughly with 150 grit paper.