Choose Your Style: Tongue and Groove or Shiplap
Real wood paneling is a popular interior design choice. If you’re debating between tongue and groove or shiplap paneling, get the details you need here.
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Category: Wood Paneling
Stained Wood Paneling and Log Railing Supplies Add Distinctive Touches
Stained wood paneling and log railing supplies can turn your home into something unique and charming. Act on your inspiration with Northern Log Supply.
Top 5 most popular interior wood stain colors on pine
From weathered grey to saddle brown, wood stain comes in many colors. See if one of our pine wood stain colors is right for your interior project.
Shiplap vs Tongue and Groove: What’s the Difference?
If you’ve been following interior design trends over the past few years, you’ve likely noticed an increase in the use of wood paneling to add dimension and character to homes and buildings.
What is Tongue and Groove?
Paneling is a smooth wood product that has beveled edges on all four sides. Tongue and groove is a style of joining two wood panels together. One side of the wood paneling has a projection called a “tongue” and the other side has a open slit called a “groove.”
What’s the Difference Between Shiplap and Nickel Gap Wood Siding?
If you’ve been following interior design trends over the past few years, you’ve noticed an increase in the use of wood siding to add dimension and character.
What is Circle-Sawn Wood Siding?
Reclaimed wood siding, especially barn wood siding, has a very specific look - weathered, rough, and rustic. But working with old wood is not ideal in many cases, and it can be a difficult building
