Wall boardings

DETAILED DESCRIPTION According to the present invention a wall boarding comprises a series of wainscoting elements mounted in parallel and undercut at all edges and strip-shaped lining mouldings disposed both at the ends and between said wainscoting elements, said mouldings being overlapped along an adjacent undercut side edge of said wainscoting elements.
The lining mouldings can have different breadths.
It has been found convenient for a horizontally disposed cover strip to overlap at its lower edge a strip-shaped lining moulding along the upper edge of the latter.
Another strip-shaped lining moulding can be overlapped along its under edge by the upper edge of this cover strip.
Preferably, the cover strip is undercut on at least one side thereof so as to permit a variation in the degree of overlapping between the strip and an adjacent lining moulding.
By varying the overlapping, an mm accurate edge accommodation can thereby be effected at ceiling, windows and doors.
This can be done in a rational manner with relatively simple equipment.
Good utilisation of the materials is possible so that in the fabrication process unreasonable play or cut off ends do not occur either.
The lining mouldings between the wainscoting elements are often plates with dimensions permitting wainscoting elements of reduced breadth to be used.