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Wood siding is one of the most beautiful types of siding on the market, but it will need occasional maintenance. Follow these tips to extend it's lifetime.
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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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Learn how to shiplap your ceiling with these installation steps from our collaboration project with Palm Grove Farmhouse.
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Most walls will have outlets and switches you will need to install around. Follow these simple steps in order to best fit your shiplap.
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Choose the color of your choice with our Timeless primed shiplap. Learn two different methods for painting primed shiplap.
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An accurate marking of your studs will provide an efficient install process for a look that lasts.
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UFP-Edge shiplap can be installed two different ways–using adhesive and nails or just nails depending on the type of shiplap you choose to install and your desired look.
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Measuring your walls is an important first step prior to installing shiplap. Proper wall measurements will allow you to calculate the amount of shiplap you’ll need to obtain the best possible fit.
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You might have a shiplap accent wall, but have you ever thought of putting shiplap around your fireplace? Following these guidelines for maximum safety, a fireplace is a stunning place to install shiplap.
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Looking for an easy way to calculate how much shiplap you need for your accent wall or ceiling project? Let us do the math for you by using our coverage calculator.
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So you’ve heard of shiplap, but what is nickel gap? Nickel gap is the spacing in between shiplap planks, coining it’s name from the idea that you could slot a nickel into each of the spaces.
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