Does anyone have any ideas as to why wall panelling would warp? It's
4x8 sheets, applied directly onto a finished wall with drywall over
studs. The warping is occuring on every wall, interior and exterior. It
was nailed on every stud, 6 - 8" spacing. Very strange.
Thanks for your help.

gstone99 wrote:
Does anyone have any ideas as to why wall panelling would warp? It's
4x8 sheets, applied directly onto a finished wall with drywall over
studs. The warping is occuring on every wall, interior and exterior. It
was nailed on every stud, 6 - 8" spacing. Very strange.
Thanks for your help.

Very strange indeed. Are the nails still holding or did they pull out?
Did the warping materialize with temp or humidity changes? Thats all I
could think of. Google "wood movement"

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gstone99 wrote:
Does anyone have any ideas as to why wall panelling would
warp? It's 4x8 sheets, applied directly onto a finished
wall with drywall over studs. The warping is occuring on
every wall, interior and exterior. It was nailed on every
stud, 6 - 8" spacing. Very strange.
Thanks for your help.

Some panelling types are just prone to do that when
humidity/moisture gets too high, and especially if the pieces are
butted right up against one another, with or without the seam
covers applied.

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