We had about a quarter of the interior covered with the Capecod bead board and it really didn't set it off like we wanted it to. So we switched to an upgraded house interior that we use in our custom homes here in Florida called knockdown drywall. It gives the house a higher R-value with the insulation, makes it more fireproof on the inside and also makes the house look more spacious as you can see by the pictures. Now if the weather will cooperate enough we can start the final prep and put the drywall mud on the walls. Here's hoping with fingers crossed the weatherman is right and its suppose to warm up at the end of the week.
This is going to be beautiful! I agree, we have tongue and groove, and while beautiful, I love the texture, it has been a bear caulking and sealing up all the air leaks! I think this is a good way to go.
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We have a 1940's "old Army barracks" 15' x 45' at the Chesapeake Bay, a bit large for tiny house.
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