Questions and Answers for UFP-Edge 1 in. x 6 in. x 8 ft. Charred Wood Ash Gray Pine Shiplap Board (4-Pack)

A:  Gregc, We would suggest testing this on a small area or on a scrap piece to ensure satisfactory results before completing the entire project.

A:  I did not use any trim boards, just made my cuts fit tight to the outer corners (my small gaps were the seams, at the ends of the boards, to the inside area of the wall ... it looks great and rustic (as these board are intended to look-like). Option ... if you have enough left-overs, rip down those left-over boards to make your own trim pieces.

A:  David, We have two answers for you: First of all, there is a trim kit; it is Model # 311590, Internet # 304529771. Unfortunately, the item is out of stock at this moment. Don't give up on it, though. Here is another option: To terminate a run of shiplap in the field, use mitered returns cut flat on a sliding compound miter saw. This hides the end grain. Another way to stop shiplap in the middle of a wall is to cut miter returns. For outside edges, either butt-joint the shiplap boards and fill the seam (Use a wood filler/caulk to fill in the remaining gaps.) or install mitered trim on both sides of the corner to hide the seam. Hope that this helps.

A:  Rob, This product is intended for indoor use--not for exterior applications, but if you choose to use it in an environment that will be exposed to the elements, the material would require a wood sealant.

A:  Wood planks that should have minimal impact to temperature change, possibly some humidity shrinking/expansion, but should also be minimal. As long as its protected from rain, snow, ect. it should be fine.

A:  Dear Stormy, This product is intended for interior use only because given enough sunlight and water exposure, an untreated wood like this will degrade and also runs the risk of attack by termites, fungi/mold. Although it would make a lovely privacy fence, we recommend a treated wood or vinyl fence for your project.

A:  Jonathan, There is no way to get more product run out of materials when doing shiplap; however, make sure that you off-set your boards so that you can minimize waste.

A:  cheap warped, cracked. broke edge return them

A:  This shiplap is not recommended for outdoor applications. If used in an outdoor application, a wood protector sealant is required.

A:  This product is for interior use only. Mike

A:  They dont look the same on each side. The back is kind of rough.

A:  I'm sure you could just keep the moisture down

A:  Yes, these boards can be used on a bathroom ceiling. We recommend you seal the boards with a wood protector sealant to protect them from moisture.

A:  Please click the "Instructions / Assembly" link under the "Info & Guides" section of the product page for more information.

A:  This shiplap is not recommended for outdoor applications. If used for exterior applications, a wood protector sealant is required.

A:  No, it is not recommended to be used outside.