End matched boards can save on time, material, and labor costs. See which pattern boards we offer with end matching.
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The benefits of factory-applied finishing far outweigh the advantages of painting wood siding on the job site.
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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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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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Check out our collaboration project with Farmhouse Living and learn the steps for installing vertical shiplap in this modern bedroom transformation.
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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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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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When installing shiplap, it's important to stagger boards to keep seams spread out along your wall or ceiling.
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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.
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Upkeep your shiplap accent walls with these eco-friendly cleaning methods.
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