What is it called when you have wood half way up your wall? I think it is wing something?

Answer 1

Wainscot or wainscoting (pronounced /ˈweɪnskɔtiŋ/ in American English, /ˈweɪnskɒtɪŋ/ in British English) is wooden or other paneling applied to the lower 1.2 to 1.5 m of an interior wall, below the dado rail or chair rail and above the skirting board or baseboard. It is traditionally constructed from tongue-and-groove boards, though beadboard or decorative panels (such as a wooden door might have) are also common. Wainscoting may also refer to other materials used in a similar fashion.

Its original purpose was to cover the lower part of walls which, in houses constructed with poor or nonexistent damp-proof courses, are often affected by rising dampness. Though some countries may impose building regulations for adequate damp-proofing, its purpose is now generally decorative.

Answer 2

Wainscotting

Answer 3

Wainscotting

Answer 4

if the wood has little panels about 1inch thick and then little rounded panels like less than 1 cm thick, it's called Bead Board or it is also referred to as Wainscotting.

Answer 5

Wainscoating!

Answer 6

They are Chinese algae eaters although they do not eat algae but just a habit.

Answer 7

wainscot