Using a STUD FINDER, locate the studs along the wall and mark them with a pencil. Then, use a LEVEL to draw a vertical line following the studs up the desired installation wall.

Use a utility knife and run along top of baseboard to sever existing caulking from wall.

Use a crowbar or equivalent tool to pry baseboard from wall. Pry from location of the studs to not damage drywall too much. Remove adjoining baseboard using same method as above on adjoining walls – mark studs with a dot using a pencil (erase when project is finished).

Place first board in desired location on wall. Use LEVEL to ensure it is straight. Begin to stack.

Using a NAIL GUN (18 or 23 gauge), nail product to wall on the studs (using the marked lines from step 1). Repeat the process until this step is finished.

Use CAULKING (caulking gun required) to fill any gaps along the adjoining walls (where the product meets the wall). Run clean finger down the bead of caulking to smoothen.

Prepare the surface before painting. Paint the gaps between each board with a paint brush. Followed by painting the shiplap with a roller, in the color of your choice!