There is a gap is at the corner line of one wall. I can see that if totally due to installation as the wood is cut little short in there. Can I use this product to fill up that gap?
2035236
Using drywall compound will be much more easier to fill in your wood panel corner, then you can just paint over it. The plastic wood is a little hard to use, therefore should be use in cabinets or other wood material where drywall compound will not work.
2035237
Seeing the pictures, I will say to cancel the drywall compound. I thought the wood panel was white.You can purchase the plastic wood instead.Remember, get a good 3M breathing mask and some sanding paper.Good luck.
2035238
If you haven't done anything yet, another solution would just be to add a bit of quarter round to cover the gap. Cut it with a mitre saw to get a nice sharp corner. Since this looks like it's on a door frame, do the same on the other side of the door and it will look intentional.
2035239
Using drywall compound will be much more easier to fill in your wood panel corner, then you can just paint over it.The plastic wood is a little hard to use, therefore should be use in cabinets or other wood material where drywall compound will not work.
2035240
It might work if you first fill the larger gap with little pieces of wood mixed with glue, then letting it dry up. Only then you can fill the top part of the crack with Plastic Wood, let it dry then sand & finish. Good luck!!
2035241
Yes. I have used it to fill very large holes over 2 inches wide and deep. Just apply in layers and let each layer dry completely.
944709
I dont see any way you could overlap the two pieces unless you were ok with the width of the unit being spaced that distance from the wall you were hanging it on. Of course you would need more hardware (spacers) than what is included to do that. Probably not a great idea. On a positive note, I find one panel to be a lot of space.
120678
You can if that is the look you are going for as about 26" against the wall then it will taper out about 16" to a total of 20" out from the wall. I hope this helps.
85733
You could but it would be an unnecessary expense-this is a high end $$ product that is great for intended uses but you would do better to get wood filler, much less money and easier to work with as far as that goes
1104076
This would work if you also had softer stuff surrounding it and filling in the gaps.
1175710
It's designed for a corner and that's really where you should use it. There are MANY models out there to be used flush against the wall, I suggest you get one of those. This piece is for a corner.
91171
I can't say if wood filler alone would do the job or not. I can say I used this for the same purpose and was very happy with the results. I've used wood filler alone one time on a much smaller area and was not as pleased with the results.
1499720
My suggestion is to take a stiff piece of cardboard and cut it to fit to fill in the gap. That way someone can hold the cardboard in place while you place the gate against it so the fit is tight.
2240978
It is not designed for that. It is designed to install in a barrier up to 2 inches thick and most walls are 4 1/2 inches thick minimum, so you'd have to do some custom work to make it work, as Guidera48 describes.
399865
Since the rod was designed to fill the missing side of a rectangle (approx. 180 degrees) I'm not sure it would work to fill two missing sides of a corner shower (approx. 90 degrees). There is some play in the brackets. Zenith is super on customer service. I would call or email and ask them, http://www.zenith-products.com/.
419433
It can be done with a thin screwdriver or a thin philip screw driver...narrow enough to fit the gap
648712
Yes, that is exactly what we did. My husband mounted two small strips of wood to the wall (because the board frame is not wide enough to reach two studs) and mounted the board to those strips. Works great.
389196
Yes you can. The wall mounting bracket can be moved to allow securing to wall even with a slight gap.
458554
Not sure. You might try it on a small corner. I know for us on regular plywood it came out beautiful.
2032332
I don't see why not. Obviously you'll want to make sure you miss the wall studs, and since one half screws to the other you'll need to purchase some longer screws to match the thickness of the wall you're installing it on. This will leave the cavity of the wall "exposed", unless you find a suitable wall liner.
1506874
I doubt it but I only have one set far apart with walls and other obstacles. I would try contacting the manufacturer.
2113378
You easily could, the surface is level and slightly porous. There are also four holes on each corner where you could either use nails or wire to affix. I LOVE this product!