What is the Wainscoting panel?

The Wainscoting panel is the lining located on the bottom of the inner wall. Today, Wainscot can be made of various decorative materials, including tiles. Wainscot can even be simple as having the bottom of the wall painted with a different color from the top and the designation of the division with the chair. However, the Wainscoting panel usually means traditional wood lining. In the early Renaissance, the owners began to install panels to make the rooms more comfortable. They were very popular in England Tudor and stayed for a long time. In the past, Wainscot was sometimes installed on a much higher point, sometimes almost on the ceiling. The most common wood used for the early Wainscot panels was oak.

until recently, the production of Wainscot Ainstallation was a work for a carpenter, because all Wainscot was cut off. Planning and cutting all the elements of the Wainscot panel was accurate work. Today, the VAINCOTING panel can be created in advance.

The traditional Wainscot panel has seven parts. At the bottom, parallel to the floor, there is a wide bottom rail that may or may not be accompanied by a motherboard or formation. Above are rectangular panels separated by narrower vertical plates. This is called styles called Stiles. Typical panels have a beveled edge that could be made by forming. Wainscot completes the wide, flat top rail. It is usually ended with a rail with a chair or a decorative molding.

Wainscoting panel can be very large and give a formal impression, or can create a relaxed and informal effect. Increased panel wainscoting is the oldest style and is now considered very formal. In this style, the central panel is lifted over Stiles and rails to project a little further into the room.

WAINSCOTING can be formal or informal. In this style, the central panel is slightly dropped under styles and rails. The style was very popular in buildings from the Arts And-Crafts movement. That is the oneKé calls the flat panel of Wainscoting.

Beadboard Wainscoting often reminds people of the summer cottages because it was used in occasional places during the late Victorian period and after. In this style, the area between the upper rail and the lower rail is filled with a comedy, usually laid so that the bead lines run vertically. The keyboard with a collars is often painted and adds to informal air.