I am wanting to do a small accent wall with tongue and groove 4 or 6 inch
wide vertical boards but cannot locate any kind of wood like that. Long ago
it was popular in knotty pine and I have seen it in offices in which walnut
and other woods were used. I assume that it was not purchased as raw lumber
and surfaced and routed or run through a shaper by the finish carpenters.
The BORG stores don't carry anything close to that. Any suggestions as to
sources of tongue and groove wallboard??
Michael S.
Try T & G wood flooring and install it on your wall. Home Depot and Lowes carry it in
stock of differing woods. Go look. They are all thin, but will serve your purpose I
think.
Hoyt
"Michael S." wrote:
> I am wanting to do a small accent wall with tongue and groove 4 or 6 inch
> wide vertical boards but cannot locate any kind of wood like that. Long ago
> it was popular in knotty pine and I have seen it in offices in which walnut
> and other woods were used. I assume that it was not purchased as raw lumber
> and surfaced and routed or run through a shaper by the finish carpenters.
> The BORG stores don't carry anything close to that. Any suggestions as to
> sources of tongue and groove wallboard??
>
> Michael S.
Not to long ago, I got beaded, knotty pine wall paneling from Home Depot.
It was 3/8" thick t&g and about 4" wide. I used it for door panels in some
cabinets I was building. Looked good.
Preston
"Michael S." <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I am wanting to do a small accent wall with tongue and groove 4 or 6 inch
> wide vertical boards but cannot locate any kind of wood like that. Long
ago
> it was popular in knotty pine and I have seen it in offices in which
walnut
> and other woods were used. I assume that it was not purchased as raw
lumber
> and surfaced and routed or run through a shaper by the finish carpenters.
> The BORG stores don't carry anything close to that. Any suggestions as to
> sources of tongue and groove wallboard??
>
> Michael S.
>
>
On Sun, 29 Feb 2004 13:59:00 -0600, "Michael S."
<[email protected]> wrote:
>I am wanting to do a small accent wall with tongue and groove 4 or 6 inch
>wide vertical boards but cannot locate any kind of wood like that. Long ago
>it was popular in knotty pine and I have seen it in offices in which walnut
>and other woods were used. I assume that it was not purchased as raw lumber
>and surfaced and routed or run through a shaper by the finish carpenters.
>The BORG stores don't carry anything close to that. Any suggestions as to
>sources of tongue and groove wallboard??
>
>Michael S.
>
Our Connecticut BORGS carry 3/8" T&G wainscoting in pine, oak, and
primed MDF. Most is available in 4,5 and 8' lengths, and 4x8
simulated T&G sheets.
Barry