Interior wall hole repair ideas

Most cities have a hardware store that has huge selection of 1/4 inch luan - you should be able to find something that is close match. It's also easy to paint or apply wallpaper to luan so you can blend everything together.

GrandpaKip wrote:
I would either buy or make an access panel so it would look like it’s supposed to be there.

PS I would have made my kids pay for it, parts and labor.

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I would either buy or make an access panel so it would look like it’s supposed to be there.

PS I would have made my kids pay for it, parts and labor.

Heymon wrote:

PS The kids were appropriately punished with a resurrection of 1960's style corporal punishment. They're 11 years old, so they totally weren't expecting that. Timeout seemed too mild... :D

You beat your own kids? Oh, the horrors! The precious snowflakes will be ruined for life!

Actually, good for you. Parents need to do more of that!

Not sure "matching it will go all that well.
Perhaps look to some skinny stick on diamond plate, chrome or black...
Or something else that covers the hole and makes it look rugged and strong :)

Thank god your boys were having fun in the camper not hating the experience.

-Repo

I would first check with your dealer...who can contact Jayco and see if they can get you some matching wall panel. That trim comes off pretty easy and you could likely install a sheet with some backing as needed over the entire area. Failing that you could stain/varathane a 1/4" piece of oak plywood and glue it over the area of the damage and maybe past it by a foot or two in any direction you can. Than get one of those fabric bunk pouches that snap on in many bunkhouse areas so the kids can stash books, electronics etc. The wood overlay will be permanent but at least practical if its got the pockets attached. PM me if you want pics of an install I did in my bunkhouse years ago.

Daryll

Check out 'textured' wall panels at Home Depot/Lowes

1/4" paneling with designs.

Might find something close or with a 'decor' that is not too contrasting

Install it full length of damaged wall like an over lay ---from floor to just above smashed area.
Little wallboard adhesive, some decorative screws with trim pieces on edge of paneling

Kinda like 'wainscoting'

Enhance the interior and hide the damage