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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.) | 12 ft |
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Actual Product Thickness (in.) | 0.56 in |
Actual Product Width (in.) | 5.25 in |
Coverage Area (sq. ft.) | 5.28 sq ft |
Nominal Product Length (ft.) | 12 ft |
Nominal Product Thickness (in.) | 1 |
Nominal Product Width (in.) | 5 in |
Board Joint Type | Shiplap |
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Color Family | White |
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 Lilly, thanks for your question. To cover a space that size we recommend using 66 boards of this material. That number factors in an additional 10% for waste.
Hey Richard, thanks for your question, you would need right around 36 boards. That number includes 10% waste for any miscuts, etc.
Hey Terry, thanks for your question. This material can be installed directly over a textured sheetrock ceiling, but you will need to make sure that you're using nails of a sufficient length so that they'll "bite" deep enough into the overhanging joists/studs.
will this work on outside screened in porch
Hey Bob, thank you for your question, this shiplap is only intended for use in an indoor setting, safe from the elements. It not treated for weather or moisture resistance.
Hello, thanks for your question. There is no interlock on the ends. You would just butt the pieces together. If possible, try to get both butted ends nailed into a stud or other solid backing. For further details please consult the installation guide, located in the Product Details section under Additional Resources on the Home Depot webpage.
Hey Kris, thanks for your question. As long as the shiplap boards are installed properly (please consult the installation PDF guide on the Home Depot product page) you can frame the shiplap with whatever type of trim you'd like, it's just a matter of personal preference. It's typical to frame shiplap with standard S4S trim boards but you can get creative with it.
Hey, thanks for your question. The shiplap is not designed to provide any kind of structural support, it's just designed to adhere to flat surfaces for aesthetic purposes and even then it still needs to make contact with the studs to ensure stability.
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