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How to Install Corrugated Metal on Interior Walls with Shiplap Halfway Down

In this how-to video filmed at Hidden Pond Place, I go into detail as to how I covered the lower half of the laundry room walls at my homesteads newly created laundry room. This was the first time that I used corrugated metal as an interior building material and I am hoping this video helps some others who are looking to do a similar project to avoid some of the mistakes that I made. Below you will find time bookmarks to the various sections of the video so that you can just skip to the portions that interest you most. If you enjoyed the video, please subscribe for further how-to videos and other homesteading videos at Hidden Pond Place. Thanks and Peace! :50 - The importance of gloves when working with corrugated sheet metal 1:00 - Sharp tin snips will help you save time and frustration 1:25 - Make sure you have enough space to measure and cut your material at a comfortable level 1:57 - Know your materials width and length as it relates to where you are planning on installing it 3:08 - You can attach on top and bottom of the panel. Using this method you do not have to worry about the location of the studs as much 5:09 - Measuring for and preparing for electrical outlets 7:08 - Electrical Outlets continued, the objective of the finished product 7:48 - In this section, I explain what work we will be doing together so that you can see the installation of one piece of corrugated metal from start to finish 8:04 - Using clear tape before marking cut lines can save you the hassle of removing marks later 9:10 - My method for cutting the corrugated metal 11:34 - Attaching the corrugated metal to the interior wall 12:43 - Creating and working with trim 14:05 - A final look and thank you