Thread: Wall Panels

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I've started building my panels, I'm am using 11/16X 2 1/2 furring strips and am going to bolt them to gether using bolts with wing nuts. I've built two panels and it seems to work pretty well the only problem i have run into know is bolting together corners.... if anyone finds a good deal on the coffin locks and wants to do a group buy let me know id be interested. thanks for all the ideas and keep them coming if you have something that will work better.

Well good news, solved my problem with my corners doing a little research tonight.

here is a link to a good "How To" dilly for wall panels.

http://bananaman165.home.comcast.net...allDetails.htm

I find that haunted house walls engineering is often over engineered!

There is zero need for bolts, brackets or anything else. I have used this method for years in major haunted houses with zero problems.

http://www.frightprops.com/faq/index...t=walls+panels

Check this company out. http://www.fryreglet.com/graph.htm

Originally Posted by FrightProps

I find that haunted house walls engineering is often over engineered!

There is zero need for bolts, brackets or anything else. I have used this method for years in major haunted houses with zero problems.

http://www.frightprops.com/faq/index...t=walls+panels

I like it, just dont know how well that will work if im using mostly foam walls. liek the idea of how they butt together and how easy it is to add a 90 degree wall. thanks

not sure with foam, but with plywood i use little steel plates overlapon two wall sections, 2 screws. put one up high, and one down low. Just a couple drywall screws and the plates are at any home center, look 4 hurricane straps or such. use them high and low so hands on the wall wont touch them

Originally Posted by FrightProps

I find that haunted house walls engineering is often over engineered!

There is zero need for bolts, brackets or anything else. I have used this method for years in major haunted houses with zero problems.

http://www.frightprops.com/faq/index...t=walls+panels

i have used the 2x4 framing bolting them together and your tounge and groove method and BOTH WORK REALLY well... i now use the tounge and goove for 2-sided walls and the framed 2x4 for 1-sided... hopefully this has helped out WSMRFFJAMES. and if you are doing foam: fame 1/8" OSB in the method you prefer and use locktite PL300 foam broad adhesive to attach the foam to it. it wont eat the foam like liquid nails can. good luck!!!