Wall Textures Plan

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"If you are thinking about painting the interior of your house you may have started to take a closer look at the walls. When you really start to look one of the things you may notice is the texture on the wall. You may find that you have areas of wall texture that need repair before you start to paint. Texture comes in several versions and it may leave you wondering if it is simply a design choice or if it has some other purpose. Wall texture can serve to create a finished look inside your home, create a specific aesthetic, and cover minor flaws.

Create a finished look

Wall texture is a common thing in homes throughout the US. The styles can vary significantly but the majority of homes you walk into have some sort of texture on their sheet rocked walls. The texture can help create a finished look on the walls because of the familiarity it has for most people. It is often a finishing step in the construction of new homes or remodeling of older homes and signifies that the walls are ready for paint.

Create a specific aesthetic

You can use wall texture to create a specific aesthetic. This is because wall texture can be applied in a variety of different ways. There is knock down texture, orange peel texture and a ton of other texture options that can impact the aesthetic of your home. You can even create a customized texture using a trowel or any number of application methods. A heavy texture applied with a trowel can create a dramatic look in a dining room or act as a backsplash in your kitchen. If you want to use wall texture as part of your design you can experiment with it or bring in a professional to help you with the process.

Cover minor flaws

Walls are generally made using sheet rock. This material comes in large sheets that are screwed into the studs used to frame up the house. Using this process leaves seams between the sheets that have to be closed up before the walls can be finished off. This is done with a process called taping and bedding. A high quality sheet rock installer can create seams that are almost invisible and leave you with a smooth surface before you ever apply any finishes. But, it is difficult to get a perfectly smooth and flawless finish even for the most experienced professional. This is where wall texture can really help. Wall texture can easily cover minor flaws that are common with sheet rock. Then you can paint over the texture and never know there were any seams in the wall.

Wall texture is a little detail that can make a big difference in your home. The finished product will look a lot better when you pay attention to quality of the texture on your wall. If you are planning on painting but need to repair wall texture you can get help from a professional painting contractor."