Questions and Answers for UFP-Edge 1 in. x 8 in. x 8 ft. Eased Edge Pine Shiplap Board (6-Pack)

A:  This is 6 boards.

A:  Just 6 boards

A:  Six boards in one box.

A:  Assuming you are buying 8” wide, and your area is not broken up into smaller spaces, I would figure on 25sf per pkg of 6 boards. That would mean a minimum of 48 packs. Due to cutting waste and possible bad boards, you’d better add a couple packages to that. The free shipping helps tho.

A:  Looks like on-line only. I ordered these and the came packaged in heavy cardboard boxes via UPS.

A:  go to the product page on line go to the left side where it says Not in Your Store - We'll Ship It There go to check near by stores and enter your zip code. your local stores may not carry this product and it might have to be shipped their.

A:  Lynn, The installation instructions make no mention of this, but as a reference, we would encourage you to go to the Information & Guides box, located a bit below the initial product information, on the right. Within the box, you will find a few options to click on, but Installation or Assembly is what you need to select.

A:  No you do not have to use spacers with this product.

A:  Nope, no spacers required.

A:  We did not treat the boards before installation. We painted them without first priming and have not had any issues. The product looks just as good today as it did back in April, 2017.

A:  It is ready to prime and paint, how ever the knots may bleed through if not treated. If it is important that the finish not show any knots and be smooth and seamless, then knots should always be prepped prior to prime and paint.

A:  Yes it can be glued with construction adhesive, how ever you need to make sure what it is being glued to is strong enough to hold the weight.

A:  Yes, if cost is no object. How ever plywood is much more cost effective.

A:  Yes it can how ever your going to want to use a stud finder and nail it into the studs as the paneling may not hold the weight of this wood if it is attached to the paneling with construction adhesive.

A:  Yes how ever your going to want to nail through the paneling and sheet rock directly into the studs or cement or brick wall. as the paneling and sheet rock are not going to support the weight of a wood wall well.

A:  Yes, however the shiplap should fasten into the vertical wall studs

A:  You would have to find a trim board you like as they do not make a matching trim for this product.

A:  There is not a matching trim board currently. Choose a 1x2 or 1x4 pine or SPF trim board

A:  Not specifically, but you could use a variety of trim, such as corner bead, or others.

A:  Only 1 side is finished the other is rough.

A:  Rough on the back, smooth on the front.

A:  Smooth on one side. Back side is rough.

A:  Yes they are.