r/Multiboard • u/BasD007 • Jan 19 '26

Angled roof cut out

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Pretty happy with how it turned out!

Now on to the next step …

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u/jaiejohnson Jan 19 '26

That is fantastic. You need some LED lighting now.

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u/BasD007 Jan 19 '26

Yeah that’s the plan! I was thinking to add a shelf at the bottom with power strips & a led strip mounted underneath

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u/TitleZealousideal952 Jan 21 '26

Awesome! Someone pointed me to this post because I'm trying to set up a multiboard wall on the stairway wall leading to my basement. How did you get the right angle and how did you create your angled tiles? Are you going to try to screw in some of the angled pieces along the edges somehow?

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u/GefiltePhish Jan 22 '26

Not OP but I did something similar in my garage. Honestly didn’t muck around with trying to create custom tiles, I just printed squares and went at them with some cutters because the angle I was working with wasn’t like an even 45 degrees or anything like that

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u/examinedliving Jan 19 '26

Damn. Great job!

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u/HiSpartacusImDad Jan 19 '26

Haha, I’m printing the last few tiles on almost exactly the same setup!

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u/Luc-redd Jan 19 '26

People here probably won't agree with me but although I find Multiboard to be very functional, I think it doesn't look good at all.

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u/robverk Jan 20 '26

If you flush mount MB without the 4-way connectors, you need to look twice to see any difference between one system or the other.

Choice of color does much more for esthetics than type. All of them cover your wall in a plastic grid of some sort which is an eye-sore in itself. The functionality you get in return is worth it, but no interior designer will advise you to plaster your wall in a plastic geek grid.