Slat Wall but Cheaper | Dream Studio Series

Easily the best slat wall video I’ve seen! Great information, straight to the point, and the wall came out 🔥🔥🔥 Can’t wait to see the rest of the series!!

Short video with a lot of useful information, jumps right into it! I know if I ever need to install one I know where to come!

This was useful & informative! Great detail shown throughout the video!! Im looking forward to working more content from you Pablo 💪🏾

This was super helpful. Informative, funny, and straight to the point. Thank you!

Lots of good information! Useful tips along with firsthand experience! Will definitely reference this video!

This looks amazing! Thanks for the tips!

Great job! Just one small correction though. That plywood is not "sanded", it is "SANDE" plywood. I know it looks like a typo on the sticker, but it's not. "Sande" is a species of wood that is imported from a large area of land from Ecuador to Columbia and also sometimes near Costa Rica. It is used mostly to make plywood. It is also sometimes called Mulberry Wood. Again, great work and I look forward to more. I also subscribed! :)

Could you not get the plywood cut at Homedepot?

Do you have to have the air compressor? I don’t know anything about Brad nailers I’m doing my research

Your video is awesome, keep up a good work!

Great video! More diy videos would be awesome!

Amazing video! Not sure why this isnt more popular but thank you so much for teaching us how to make our place look better👊🏽

How wide did you cut the plywood?

Thank you for such a great video.

Great vid…I’m gonna use it as a reference for my slat wall

Your video just helped me crack the code, currently building my dream studio and this helped tremendously. Thanks ✊🏾

This is an awesome video. Thank you!

What is the point of the lattice since you're not going into studs? I am about to do this project and trying to make sure I avoid any misteps and so on. Seems like since those lattice are so narrow, they don't serve a purpose? (honestly asking because I don't know)

Let me back track. I know you put the lattice into studs - this makes sense. But then if you are using brad nails that are too long and go through the slat and the lattice making holes in wall, then to me, the lattice part is unecessary. Now if you are using nails that happen to perfectly go through the slats and lattice and not hit the wall, that would make more sense. but I don't think the lattice is thick enough to hold that way?

Sick

You fire 🔥 if you’d like, for acoustic measures, a felt layer can be punched on the backside of the wood panels. Felt is used for sound absorption, in order to get less sound frequencies bouncing around in the room.

Regardless, great job 👏🏽

I love it definitely going to build but I guess my question is does this do the same as the slat panels without any padding, also does this replace making or purchasing acoustic panels? Esthetic wise this is beautiful I’m just trying to figure if it functions the same as store bought?

I have a brick wall in my house and I wanted to do the same do you have any advice also when u were nailing the slats how big are the nails ?

nice job

For more acoustic Isolation, Ad some isolation foam (they are cheap in ebay, or in my case, Mercadolibre)
Un abrazo de uruguay Pablo

Greetings sir I trust you are well, as I'm well by the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ,

I would like to ask you what's the name of the app you used for your design sir. Thank you in advance 🤝🏾

Why doesn't this have more likes? This is great

Good job 👏

Beautiful and great explanation

Very nice. I have been wanting to do this in my studio. Looks great.

Hi bro how are you ❤❤

am cool bro 😊

why do you look like an TES:Oblivion character?

Great video and looks awesome. I am going to give you a little advice with regards to the table saw. Never have the piece between the saw blade and the rip fence unattended. I see you have a kickback paw in use BUT there is a real risk that that loose piece can twist slightly and kickback on you. I've had it happen when I was inexperienced and it shot back and punched me in the bicep. Ugly welt and bruising. I also seen it happen to a co-worker and hit nailed him in the crotch.

How many slats did the job require?

He says nine ft tall but the apple app shows 8 ft tall????

Good job😊

Well done!

Great content. Wish I would have seen it before I did my slat wall

straight Fire 🔥🔥🔥