Wall face isn't straight, thoughts?
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Wall face isn't straight, thoughts?
Hey guys, I'm going to try to best describe what my issue is. I have a small wall and the face of it isn't square. One side is longer than the other by about 3/8-1/2" Basically to many hands touched this wall since everything else is perfect. I attached a picture with what I'm talking about. BTW, both sides do have corner bead and a coat of mud on them.
Can I just add ANOTHER corner bead to the short side or should I redo the drywall by myself this time
Can I just add ANOTHER corner bead to the short side or should I redo the drywall by myself this time


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Your pic/link didn't work
try this - http://www.doityourself.com/forum/el...-pictures.html
If you laminate over the wall it would be best to take off the existing corner bead, hang the drywall and then install a new corner bead.
I see the pic now
exactly what is off? I'm not sure how more drywall will fix it

If you laminate over the wall it would be best to take off the existing corner bead, hang the drywall and then install a new corner bead.
I see the pic now


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It looks fine, but I like things to be perfect LOL!! It's hard to describe without a better picture but if you look up the wall from the floor, it looks like a slightly twisted 2x4.
I'm having the boss look at it and see what she says.
I'm having the boss look at it and see what she says.
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Sure its possible. Take off the wallboard from the inside of room wall and end piece. Build another "wall" some distance away from it allowing for all necessary thicknesses needed for wine bottles and trim. Make sure you size it proper to give it proportion on each side. I think you're looking at least a 12" wide section. The term wasted space is relative. You're reducing your room size by at least 9". Some people would have a problem with that.