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02-03-04, 09:03 PM

kthdwn

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how do you hang paneling like wainscoating in a stair way with a landing and arise of more than 48 inches ?

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02-07-04, 07:36 PM

ilketile

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i would do landing first then chalk a line at the highest point from top of stairs to bottom diagionally. making sure that my wainscoating is long enough in most instances it wont be the full 48 in

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