Our modular paneling systems are easily installed at a cost of approximately half that of custom millwork. Custom panel sizes are available for special design solutions for all panel styles, including raised panels, flat panels, and beadboard.Ĭlick here to check out our Wainscot Brochure
Our interlocking panel system is so unique and effective it has been awarded three patents by the U.S.
New England Classic panel systems can be used in wall treatments from wainscoting to full-height wall paneling, and there are even special components for staircase paneling. From traditional to modern styles, you'll see that the designs perfectly match classic proportions to yield pleasing visual solutions. Our easily installed wall panel paneling systems use standard sizes of wood veneered panels, machined rails, and stiles to create affordable installations in various architectural styles. You can see some more single bedroom layouts on the kids bedroom design page.New England Classic ® wainscoting and paneling systems are a major advance over custom-built wall treatment systems. Here's a single bedroom layout built to the minimum bedroom size code requirements (standard bedroom size for a twin/single bed I guess). This matters because a single bedroom could fit into a space smaller than this (imagine a cozy bedroom for a toddler using a small attic room) but it won't meet this requirement and you won't be able to list it as a bedroom on a real estate listing. I'll start by saying that most building codes (and as it happens, the UK housing act) require a minimum floor area of 70 square foot (eg 7 x 10ft bedroom) with a ceiling height of 7ft 6ins of ceiling height for a room to be 'habitable'. Smaller but not to code 6'6" x 6'6" (1.98 x 1.98m)Ĭlick for double bed size bedroom layoutsĬlick for queen bed size (King UK) bedroom layoutsĬlick for King size (super king UK) bed size layoutsīedroom size for a twin (single) bed Minimum / standard bedroom size (twin/single) by code Click for single / twin bed size bedroom layouts
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