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Welcome to House Projects Online
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 alt="wainscotting installed in a master bedroom" width="204" height="152" hspace="10" border="2" align="right">Welcome to House Projects Online! Your source for quality home improvement projects. Here will find detailed step by step instruction for installing crown molding, diy wainscotting (decorators panels), basement finishing tips, and other popular home improvement projects. A few years back I created this site because although I could find plenty of information on how to improve my home with molding projects, I could never seem to find the right information. Most of the photos you see throughout the site are actual photos of my home at times when I've caught the project bug. Please show your support by taking the time to review the content that I've provided and offering feedback to me at admin@houseprojectsonline.com. Use our navigation bar to see our various tutorials.
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How to build and install wainscotting decorator panels
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 alt="wainscotting going up the staircase" width="203" height="152" hspace="10" border="2" align="left">This has by far been the main stay of house projects online. I've put together a tutorial that can be used to transform any area of your house with cost effective decorators panels and wainscotting. With a steady hand, the right tools, and a little patience this projects can be conquered by the beginning do it yourselfer. Several hundred people have attempted this project through the years and many have provided great feedback on the results. CLICK HERE FOR THE TUTORIAL.
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How To Cut & Install Crown Molding with a Jig
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 alt="Installing crown molding with a jig" width="129" height="126" hspace="10" border="2" align="right">Believe me when I tell you that I've installed quite a bit of crown molding and have evaluated a lot of different methods. One thing that can greatly simiplify installation is using the right methods and tools for the job. Here is one tutorial demonstrating an extremely simple method and jig for cutting molding and getting those corners perfectly tight every time. If you're not interested in a jig then read on because we've got a few conventional methods for installing crown molding. CLICK HERE FOR THE TUTORIALS. |
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How to cope molding and trim
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 alt="coping crown molding" width="102" height="102" hspace="5" border="2" align="left">Despite all the squaring up and calculating we do, corners are often not to square. Some can be 89 while others can be 91. So coping is one method that can be used to tighten up those joints and eliminate the need for precisions. Here is a step by step picture tutorial on coping your molding. This technique works for inside corners on baseboards, chairrail, crown molding, and more! |
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Crown Molding Angle Charts
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Are you looking for the right miter angle for 52/38 crown molding or 45/45 crown molding? Well look no further because HouseProjectsOnline has put together a crown molding angle chart just for you! CLICK HERE FOR MORE! |
