5/16 in. x 3-11/16 in. x 8 ft. Knotty Pine Beaded Planking (3-Pack per Box)

I've bought and installed pine wainscoting like this in many areas of our home. All of the wainscoting I purchased in the past has a smooth panel on one side and a center v-groove on the reverse, which allows you to install with either side facing outwards, depending on your preference. This brand, despite the product photo, is not flat on the reverse side. It has several ugly factory production cut marks, which means you only have the option to install it with the center v-groove side visible.

I've used a lot of tongue and grove boards for walls and ceilings, thick ones, thin ones, wide ones and narrow. I love this type of bead board in general, but because it's very thin sometimes the tongues are snapped off or the boards warp or split. I was very pleased with the Hakwood boards. I did a small ceiling, about 200 feet, and had no waste due to damage or quality issues. Some of this can probably be attributed to the Home Depot store itself - the packages were not damaged and the plastic wrap was not torn. I prepainted it. If you've never used it before, you should know that it's much easier to paint it first, then install it. You can roll over it when it's in place if you feel like it needs more coverage. I've never noticed much movement with these little boards but prepainting will insure that the tongues don't show bare wood if the strips shrink at all. You can blind nail it, but I don't bother with these little boards. I used 18 ga 1.25" nails. One big advantage of this type of board over the sheet type is that it is much more forgiving when used over older, or out of square, framing. The photo shows one strip not quite reaching the ceiling joist. It is ok to leave it like this because it's neighbors will hold it in place. A 4x8 sheet would have to be cut back to the nearest joist, leaving a lot of waste.

This was just what I needed and fortunately I didn't need every piece as there were a few imperfections in the wood but the tongues and grooves fitted perfectly. Very good value in my opinion

I have used this product to cover two walls in our two bedrooms; the boards were all pretty straight interlocked very easily. I stained them with natural stain which left them a little too light; covered the wall with a darkening shellac, which looked great. The only negative about this product is the number of empty knots which I had to fill- and I understand that this is the nature of knotty pine. Good product; looks great on the walls.

We have a nice front porch for which we wanted a beaded board ceiling. 4x8 sheets of material, while relatively easy to put up, just do not look that appealing. So we searched and found the Hakwood knotty pine beaded planking that had exactly the look we wanted. We bought roughly 15% extra to account for waste, damage, and all the normal things that happen when one installs a finish product. That worked out about right. Prior to installation, we treated the backside of each board with Thompson's Waterseal. We did this as a precaution as, once installed, you will never see the backside of the boards again. That way, if we have a leak over the porch, the ceiling will be protected from water damage. On the visible side, we gave it two coats of a quality exterior semi-gloss paint+primer. That covered most of the nail holes and some of the wood imperfections. For the larger imperfections, we used a good windows/door paintable caulking to fill in the spaces then painted over that once the caulking had dried. This left an almost perfect finish. It has been in place now for roughly a month. It is still every bit as beautiful as the day we finished installing it. Pros: - Easy to install. You need to pop a chock line for the first course and make absolutely sure you are spot-on that line. Afterward, just be sure to snug up each subsequent piece to the previous. This will keep your course nice and straight. Highly recommend a finish nailer using 18 ga. 1 1/4" finish nails. - Product is lightweight. One person can install by themselves; it is easier with two folks so that one can hold the other end of each board. Cons: - Being knotty pine, there are knot holes and splits. This is the nature of the wood itself. Buy extra to account for this. - Material is somewhat thin. This makes it susceptible to damage from the elements (for exterior applications). You will need to protect both sides of each board. Bottom line: We ended up with a beautiful ceiling on our front porch, a ceiling that harkies back to a simpler time. We added a front porch swing to give us a place to go and relax, away from all the chaos that seems to be the world these days. If I had it to do over, I would still use this same product for our porch ceiling as it worked out well.

Although the finished product looked great there were a lot of the individual prices of wood that were unusable and after contacting Home Depot that said I would have to return the whole package just to get them replaced.

Easy to work with. Worked well much nicer to use than 3/4" thick tongue and grove.

Product looked good installed as ceiling. Home Depot continues to show out dated photo of product so I'll tell you it has relief grooves on back side to help stabilize material from cupping. Remember this is Knotty Pine and to buy extra to make up for knots that have fallen out of the tongue and groove areas and for other non-matching isuse and large unusable blemishes. Don't take this wrong it's good looking stuff even nicer after I added a coat of Polyurethane floor coat (not in photo) I thing you will be impressed on how this looks. Just take your time and stand back in Ah

Works great for a floating tv wall. MUCH CHEAPER than buying shiplap boards.

Easy to install. I used this for bathroom ceiling. Although not recommended for humid areas, I treated with polyurethane on both sides before installing.