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Knotty Pine Interior Cost???

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Going to be replacing the interior of the fish house and I am considering going with Knotty Pine exclusively. I was just wondering about the approximate cost with it being 8'x16' with the four walls and ceiling.

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Right now you can get it a Manards for 7 dollars a bondle I just did mine I just did the back wall, 3 bathroom walls and the rest 44inch's from the floor up and I can't have more then 300 dollars in to it Oh mine is a 8x27 so mine is a little bigger and the stuff is great to work with a lot better then the white fiberglass panaling I used for the rest of in I will never use that stuff again what a pain

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I guess I wasn't expecting it to cost that much. I think I may have to reconsider some other alternative. Like you said though, knotty pine has that cabin feel to it, and that is the theme I am going for. Maybe I will do the ceiling, and the bottom 4' feet of the the walls and go with an outdoor paneling for the rest.

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There sent not the best pictures I used a whole roll of film on my wiring so I know where all the wires are and had one photo left on the camra and it was dark so it didn't turn out that well when it get's done I will take more almost done with it I have to panal the bath room,stain the kitchen cabnets and finsh the bunk bed's and more trimming this is the first time I have built something so I think am the onley guy who is going to have to trim his outlets

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on an 8 x 16 you have 48 lineal feet of wall space. the 1/4" paneling comes either 6 or 8 pieces to a pack. Each piece covers about 3" so for 48 lineal feet of wall you will need 192 pieces. 32 packs of 6 pieces or 24 packs of 8 pieces.

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Menards has it for 9 something a pack which covers 14sq ft. I am planning a 8 by 16 and all walls and ceiling should take 32 packs. With tax this would be $320. This is 1/4 in. stuff but do not want thicker due to weight. Does look nice though.

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Hey Grand Dad, I am building new starting soon. I would imagine with the boards in the packs you would have to have a luan over your studs first.. What way would you recommend to go about putting these boards on the walls and ceiling? Thanks for any advice.

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Grandad,

If you nailed through the tongue part of the board you did it right to conceal the nail. If it were me I do not think I would go this route and I would put it through the face with a finishing or brad nail. Going through the tongue seems a little weak for a house that could "flex" and shift a little with the 1/4 " wood. IMO.

Use a little putty to fill in the thousands of holes and call 'er dun.

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