Does wall covering go on top of or BEHIND lip of benches, etc.??

[Vickie B.]

When I got my Perris Pacer, the wall covering was extended OVER and glued to the 1 inch (approx.) lip on the benches, cabinets, etc. (see pic). But I was looking at a picture on here, and noticed the wall covering was tucked behind that lip.

What is the correct way?

Thanks!

[Hambone]

i personally would tuck behind benches, cabinets , think it would look better and depends on wall covering then you would have to trim or edge it with something

[Carol H]

On the Scamps they put the wall covering on before installing the cabinets so its always behind.

[floyd]

Originally Posted by Vickie B.

When I got my Perris Pacer, the wall covering was extended OVER and glued to the 1 inch (approx.) lip on the benches, cabinets, etc. (see pic). But I was looking at a picture on here, and noticed the wall covering was tucked behind that lip.

What is the correct way?

Thanks!

Scamp, which is similar installs the lining before the furniture.

[Greg H]

Behind , in the Boler American.

[Vickie B.]

Hmmm--the Pacer furniture is glassed in, which may be why they put the wall covering on over the lip. I looked up Robert Johans Perris redo, and see that he did cover the lip, and like Tom pointed out---Robert did edge it. It looks great (and more work!) I'd put it behind, but I didn't "prep" the lip as well as I could---before painting---thinking I was just going to cover it up.

What to do, what to do?? Hmmmmmm

[Greg H]

If your stuff is glassed in then I guess it must go over instead of under.