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Applied PanelFanatic Finish can 'Help You Get the Details Done Right' the first time with our ‘Classic’ style Applied Paneled Wainscoting. An Applied Paneled Wainscot wall treatment offers a look and feel that is similar to our true Raised, Flat and Bead-Board paneled versions. Applied Panel Wainscoting is a cost effective alternative that mimics this time honored detail by simply cutting and applying individual pieces of molding to your existing wall substrate (drywall or plaster) in the shape of individual panels with a chair rail installed above and a base molding installed below the panels.
Typically installed at a finished height of between 32 and 42 inches (in rooms with 8ft ceilings), our ‘Classic’ Applied panel style adds visual substance and weight to the lower portion of your walls setting a foundation for additional architectural details such as an Archway, Crown Molding or a Coffered Ceiling.
Our Applied panel wainscoting is installed onsite using stock molding lengths and the installation process takes about twice as long to complete as our custom pre-assembled Wainscot panel systems do. Each project is first measured and laid out with chalk lines on your walls and then completed by cutting and installing each individual piece of molding for a perfect fit with your walls and with your unique style.
There are 3 basic ways to orient or layout the Applied Panel Wainscoting for each room or area being treated with the end goal being consistency in any given space.
1. Horizontal Orientation
When your wainscot panels are oriented 'horizontally' each wall section is divided up into the number of panels that makes each panel wider than it is tall. This layout tends to give the impression that a space is longer than it may actually be.
2. Square Orientation
When your wainscot panels are oriented to be 'square' each wall section is divided up into the number of panels that yields sizes that are as close as possible in width and height.
3. Vertical Orientation
When your wainscot panels are oriented 'vertically' each wall section is divided up into the number of panels that makes each panel much taller than it is wide. This layout tends to give the impression that a space is higher than it may actually be.
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We offer a warranty that is unmatched in our industry.
All of the work performed by and the products and materials supplied and installed by Fanatic Finish are backed by a written WARRANTY FOR AS LONG AS YOU OWN YOUR HOME!!!
STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?
Call or email us today with any questions or concerns about your Wainscoting project (or any other project you're considering) and we'll be happy to assist you in getting your project done right the first time.
Contact us today to discover how we can help you easily enhance your home's interior with authentic Wainscoting or one of our many other exclusive home interior products and services.
Also be sure to browse our extensive project galleries for fresh ideas and examples of how we've helped others just like you transform their home interiors from plain to prestigious.
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Applied Panel Wainscoting 1Applied Panel Wainscoting on Stairs 
Applied Panel Wainscoting 2Applied Panel Wainscoting on Stairs 
Applied Panel Wainscoting 3Applied Panel Wainscoting on Stairs 
Applied Panel Wainscoting 5Applied Panel Wainscoting shown finished in a 2-tone painted treatment 
Applied Panel Wainscoting 4Applied Panel Wainscoting on Stairs 
Applied Panel Wainscoting 6Applied Panel Wainscoting shown finished in a solid painted treatment. 
Applied Panel Wainscoting 7Applied Panel Wainscoting on Stairs. Shown finished with a solid paint color treatment. 
Applied Panel Wainscoting 8Applied Panel Wainscoting. Shown finished with solid paint color and custom hand applied glazing treatment. 
Applied Panel Wainscoting 10Applied Panel Wainscoting. Shown finished with solid paint color and custom hand applied glazing treatment. 
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