Tongue & Groove or V-joint Solid Wood Panelling
Tongue & Groove or V-joint Solid Wood Panelling
Tongue & Groove or V-joint Solid Wood Panelling
Tongue & Groove or V-joint Solid Wood Panelling
Tongue & Groove or V-joint Solid Wood Panelling

Tongue & Groove or V-joint Solid Wood Panelling

Windsor Plywood

Tongue and groove and V-joint solid wood panelling adds warmth, texture, and natural character to walls and ceilings, available at Windsor Plywood. Tongue and groove panels interlock with a tight, clean joint. V-joint panels create a defined shadow line at each board joint. Both profiles are available in cedar and pine for interior walls, ceilings, and feature applications.

Features

  • Solid wood construction -- natural grain, warmth, and authentic character
  • Tongue and groove system for tight, consistent, easy installation
  • V-joint profile creates a defined shadow line between boards
  • Suitable for walls, ceilings, wainscoting, and feature wall applications
  • Available in cedar and pine
  • Ready for staining, painting, or clear finish on site

Specifications

Profiles Tongue and groove; V-joint
Species Cedar; Pine
Finish Unfinished -- ready for stain, paint, or clear finish
Application Interior walls, ceilings, wainscoting, feature walls
Installation Blind-nail through tongue or face-nail with finish nails

Common Uses

Tongue and groove and V-joint solid wood panelling is used for interior accent walls, fireplace surrounds, mudroom walls, bathroom walls in well-ventilated spaces, kitchen backsplash accents, ceiling treatments, and wainscoting. Cedar is preferred for bathrooms and mudrooms due to its natural moisture and odour resistance.

Pro Tips

  • Acclimate the panelling in the installation room for 48-72 hours before installation to reduce post-installation movement.
  • Blind-nail through the tongue at an angle rather than face-nailing for the cleanest appearance.
  • For bathroom and mudroom applications, apply a penetrating oil or water-based finish to seal the wood before installation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can wood panelling be used in a bathroom?
Yes, in well-ventilated bathrooms without direct water exposure. Cedar is the preferred species due to its natural moisture resistance. Apply a water-resistant finish before installation.

Should I paint or stain wood panelling?
Both work. Clear or tinted oil finish preserves the natural wood appearance. White or light paint is popular for a fresh, modern aesthetic. The choice depends on the interior style.


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