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Questions and Answers for UFP-Edge 1 in. x 6 in. x 4 ft. Barn Wood Charcoal Shiplap Pine Board (6-Pack)

Internet #301687573

Model #263239

Store SKU #1002433247

1 in. x 6 in. x 4 ft. Barn Wood Charcoal Shiplap Pine Board (6-Pack)
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  • Perfect for projects that need a rustic trim look and feel
  • Pre-finished in charcoal to give a distressed wood appearance
  • Boards feature a rough sawn textured surface
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Q:Can this be used as kitchen backsplash? Would I need to treat it first so that it’ll be easy to clean if used as backsplash?
by|Jul 5, 2021
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A:  Hello Becca, Provided that the product does not receive excessive splashing/hanging into puddles of water on the countertop, it should be fine. It seems that sealing it beforehand would be a smart move, considering that exterior applications require an exterior wood protector sealant; while this will be used indoors, we can imagine that there is a good potential for some splashing from the sink. Should look beautiful.

by|Jul 6, 2021
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    Q:What quarter moulding or mill work goes with this
    by|Apr 3, 2021
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    A:  Hi Whit, We will give you that information down below, but for future reference, on the product page can you click on the words "Shop the Collection". You'll see that it also has an orange greater than (>) sign next to it. This will take you to all items within this line. Here are two options for you: Internet #301687604, Model #285852,1 in. x 4 in. x 6 ft. Barn Wood White Pine Trim Board (4-Pack); or Internet #300199014, Model #263275,1 in. x 4 in. x 8 ft. Barn Wood White Pine Trim Board (4-Pack). There is also a project board pack: Internet #310363170, Model #375781, 1 in. x 4 in. x 2 ft. Barn Wood White Pine Project Board (4-Pack). Hope this helps.

    by|Apr 5, 2021
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      Q:Does the charcoal color look black?
      by|Sep 19, 2020
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      A:  KR, We believe that the charcoal color is a rich, deep color, but you could contact your preferred Home Depot location to request a sample, if you'd like to verify the depth of color.

      by|Sep 21, 2020
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        Q:We will be installing this on a bathroom wall where there will be a vanity. Would you suggest installing the wall first, and then the vanity 2nd (so the vanity would have shiplap behind it) or installing the vanity first, and then doing the shiplap around the vanity (so the vanity would have sheetrock behind it)
        by|Aug 19, 2020
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        A:  Allison, It seems that the choice is yours, but consider the following: Install shiplap (or tile, backsplash, etc.) after the cabinets are in place so any gaps or imperfections could be covered. Installing first means that you have room to work without the vanity being in the way; however, installing afterwards permits exact placement of the boards, from the countertop up. There would have to be some more fancy cutting if installing afterwards. If you install first, know that you will have to move the vanity if/when you decide to remove the shiplap. Hope this helps you in making your decision.

        by|Sep 30, 2020
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          Q:Where can I find the desk in the last photo?
          by|Aug 18, 2020
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          A:  Terri, Very sorry to say that we cannot determine the photo about which you are inquiring.

          by|Sep 29, 2020
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            Q:In the pictures the white looks more ivory/cream are the pictures an accurate depiction or are the boards Stark white?
            by|Jun 14, 2020
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            A:  Dear Tcr9052, The board shade is on the lighter side, as opposed to a cream. Hope this helps.

            by|Aug 28, 2020

              A:  Mine was stark white

              by|Aug 14, 2020
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              Q:I've just installed in my bathroom. Is there a specific product recommended for sealing these boards?
              by|May 27, 2020
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              A:  PrairieDog22, Ideally you should seal all end cuts with a high quality finish paint to match. We also recommend that you seal any spots where moisture might come into contact with the boards with a high quality caulk; this is so that water does not sit on or get behind the wood. As for a specific product, talk with a Pro to determine a specific caulk that he or she recommends.

              by|Nov 25, 2020
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                Q:How would you frame the edges of these boards so that the unfinished/raw edges don't show (like if you were creating a particular shiplap area on a larger wall)?
                by|Apr 23, 2020
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                A:  Cindy, We would suggest using the 1x4 trim boards for this.

                by|Jan 19, 2021
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