Wall Panelling back on ITV1 60 Minute Makeover...

Watch out for wall panelling being back on the ITV1 60 minute makeover programme ......

Top Tip For Fixing the Panelling

Top Tip When fixing your panels remember you just require 1 tube of adhesive for each square metre of panelling being fixed...

Wall Panelling being featured this month in Ideal Home Magazine

Look out for Wall Panelling being featured in the Ideal Home Magazine this month www.housetohome.co.uk/idealhomemagazine

On Your Travels Look Out For....

Watch out for Wall Panelling's tongue and groove wall panelling at the Gorgeous Glenisle Hotel on the Isle of Aaran...www.glenislehotel.com

Covering damp walls with panelling....

Top Tip If you are looking to cover up damp patches on your walls remember to baton off first and place in vents in the panelling....

Top Tip On the Larger Heavier Panelling Designs

Top Tip How to UnBow!..

On the larger, heavier panelling designs because of their size, weight and quality they may be bowed when they arrive

This is completely normal and acceptable...

Just lean at an angle against a wall for a day to unbow!

Wall PAnelling being Specially Featured in The Fab House & Garden Magazine

Watch out for Wall Panelling panels being specially featured in the Fab House & Garden Magazine in March 2012 alongside Gaby their own prestigious decorating Expert!

Top Tip Re Fixing Tongue and Grove to the Ceiling...

Top Tip

Recommended fixing centres when installing tongue and groove for on the ceiling is 300mm to 400mm...

Another Radiator Cabinet Top Tip...

Top Tip If you don't want to see the radiator 'air fins' behind the radiator cabinet paint the radiator black...Then fit your cabinet..Looks really classy

Another Radiator Cabinet Top Tip...

Top Tip

If you don't want to see the radiator 'air fins' behind the radiator cabinet paint the radiator black...then fit your cabinet..Looks really classy!

More Info Now Updated on to Website on Radiator Cabinets...

From popular demand more photos of how to fit radiator cabinets now on website...under sub headings 'radiators and 'how to install'

How to Measure Stairs for Tongue and Groove and/or Read and Bead Wall Panelling

Website now updated for info on how to measure stairs for the tongue and groove and read and bead wall panelling...www.wallpanellingltd.com under how to measure on the right hand side of homepage...

Our Ebay Shop...

Check Out Our ebay shop with 100% positive feedback...

Wall Panelling and 25 Beautiful Homes Magazine November 2011 Edition!

See Novembers editon of 25 Beautiful Homes Magazine & go to page 25.

Their Decoratng Expert Rachel Leedham loves Wall Panelling's panels!

Sample Panelling Available...

Remember we can organise for samples of the panelling to come out to you.

All we ask is for the postage to be paid for starting from £5.00

Top Tip tongue and groove and/or Read and Bead Doors...

TOP TIP To Fix our 18mm thick tongue and groove or read and bead panelling doors use kitchen hinges

see under how to install on the website what this looks like...

Top Tip tongue and groove and/or Read and Bead Doors...

TOP TIP To Fix our 18mm thick tongue and groove or read and bead panelling doors use kitchen hinges

see under how to install on the website what this looks like...

Recommended Size of Panel Pins for 6mm Tongue and groove...

If you are fixing 6mm tongue and groove or read and bead we recommend 18mm panel pins

Different Directions You Chose!

Check out on the website www.wallpanellingltd.com drawings showing you all the different direction ways we can place your tongue and groove and read and bead design

Top 3 Best Panelling Selling Designs at the moment Are...

The Top 3 Best Panelling Designs Sellers at the moment Are

1. Georgian panelling
2.Tongue and groove panelling
3. Beaded panelling

Best Selling Panelling

Remember our panels are made from Timber.

The best sellers are made from our superior moisture resistant finsa MDF

Finishing Oak/Oak Veneer Panelling in a Bathroom...

Top Tip

How to finish your oak/oak veneer panels in a bathroom.

Stain with wood dye (to the depth of darkness you wish to achieve) then
3 coats of polyurathene/yacht varnish
then wax