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How to Caulk Seams on Shiplap

In order to create a seamless look with shiplap, you’ll want to fill in any gaps and seams with caulk.

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How To Join Shiplap Corners

If you are installing shiplap on two adjacent walls, you’ll need to decide how you want to join the corners together. Try corner trim or mitering boards at an angle.

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How to Install Vertical Shiplap

Check out our collaboration project with Farmhouse Living and learn the steps for installing vertical shiplap in this modern bedroom transformation.

What Are The Differences Between MDF and Real Wood?

Understand the pros and cons of MDF and real wood to help you decide which is better for your next home project.

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A GUIDE TO UNDERSTANDING COMMON WOOD SIDING PATTERNS

Understanding the difference between common wood siding patterns will help you obtain the look you want to achieve for your home.

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How to stagger shiplap

When installing shiplap, it's important to stagger boards to keep seams spread out along your wall or ceiling.

Do You Need Drywall To Install Shiplap?

Did you know that you don't need drywall to install shiplap? If you're remodeling or building new, try installing shiplap directly to your studs to save on drywall costs.