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9/16 in. x 5-1/4 in. White Shiplap provides a clean interior look of a nickel gap wall panel. This pre primed board can be used in a number of interior applications, both residential and commercial for walls and ceiling. The high quality priming allows for a broad selection of finished looks that enhances and complements any decor. This pine product is not only stable and warp free, but also provides a durable product that will stand up to the rigors of any application while retaining its clean and finished look.
Actual Product Length (ft.) | 8 ft |
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Actual Product Thickness (in.) | 0.56 in |
Actual Product Width (in.) | 5.25 in |
Coverage Area (sq. ft.) | 3.5 sq ft |
Nominal Product Length (ft.) | 8 ft |
Nominal Product Thickness (in.) | 1/2 |
Nominal Product Width (in.) | 5.25 in |
Board Joint Type | Shiplap |
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Features | Finger Joint, Nickel Gap Shiplap |
Finish Type | Primed |
Material | Wood |
Number Of Boards Per Pack | 1 |
Wood Species | Pine |
Manufacturer Warranty | N/A |
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Hey, thanks for your question. This material is sold individually by the board.
Hey Carlos, thanks for your question. This material is not rated for exterior use and could potentially be damaged by moisture or temperature fluctuations if used in that setting.
Hey Lynn, this product can be used in a bathroom, provided the location where it is installed will not subject it to direct contact with water. It is recommended to acclimate the material in the bathroom for 48 hours or more to prevent warping of the boards due to any changes in humidity. It’s also recommended to apply one or more topcoats of a latex or oil based paint, or a sealant, to prevent moisture penetration into the boards.
Hey Steve, thanks for your question. Each board covers 3 1/2 square feet.
Hello, thanks for your question. We recommend using furring strips so that you can be sure your shiplap will be installed over a consistent and even surface. OSB could be used as well but we generally don't recommend it for this purpose because unless it's been installed perfectly, with the edges of each sheet nailed into a joist/stud, it runs the risk of sagging over time. It's also much heavier and difficult to install compared to the furring strips.
i do not sand it before painting
Hey Shawn, thanks for your question. Yes, these boards are kiln dried.
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