Walls

Every house will acquire holes in the walls throughout its life.

Staring at the ceiling? Here are seven ways to add more dimension to bare walls.

With a few tools and some practice, you can become an expert at mudding drywall in no time!

Installing this could help save money on your heating bills.

Molding adds elegance to any stairway, and it’s not as hard to install as you may think.

Try these nine tips to make your drywall installation quicker with better results.

Blending new drywall with existing drywall is easy when following these eight simple steps.

It's not as hard as it looks!

Plaster is water soluble and can be easily cleaned.

In order to properly install cove molding at the corners of your walls you need to define precise angles.

Cold weather impacts the materials used when installing drywall.

It's easy to miss the mark when working with acrylic caulk, so when it ends up on your paint you'll want to remove it.

Hollow wall anchors work where simple screws won’t.

If you are moving into an older home, you will likely be dealing with a product called horsehair plaster.

When purchasing your panels be sure to choose those that are waterproof and are designed to be used around steam and water.

Use trim to easily refresh or enrich a room's decor.

Repairing cracks in a concrete wall is a simple procedure.

Plastic panels are often used to conceal fixtures.

If you are building on a concrete slab, you will need to use pressure-treated 2x4 lumber.

You can patch and paint over wall damage to hide issues.

Drywall joint compound is a messy product.

Insulation keeps you warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

Installing drywall can be a relatively easy and quite rewarding do-it-yourself project.

Wainscoting is a great way to dress up the walls in your home.