What is Pine lining used for?
Pine lining boards are H3 LOSP treated for termite and decay protection. This readily available product is used for general lining and design features. These pine lining boards are easy to work with, simple to install and a versatile product used widely in construction.
What is Pine lining?
Description. Tongue and Groove Pine Lining is an ideal material for sidings and internal wall panelling projects. It has a smooth pre-primed finish, that is ideal for painting. Manufactured using sustainable plantation Radiata Pine. Tongue and groove finish for easy installation.
Does Bunnings sell shiplap?
Tru Choice 140 x 12mm x 4.8m Shiplap Pine Lining – Bunnings Australia.
What is design pine?
Design Pine is a range of structural and decorative timber products coated with a genuine primer. All finger jointed primed pine products are made up of four key components, these being the timber, the preservative, the glue system, and the primer system.
What is pine shiplap?
Our raw Pine Shiplap is cut using the finest Pine in North America. It’s a tongue and groove product with a perfect 1/8″ Nickel Gap. Our pine shiplap is a premium #2 grade, which has small knots and a tight uniform grain. It has a smooth sanded face that takes paint, stains, and washes exceptionally well.
Can you use tongue and groove instead of drywall?
But the real trick is finishing the drywall to create a flat, seamless surface. In sharp contrast, pine wood tongue-and-groove paneling offers a tantalizing drywall alternative: a gorgeous natural-wood ceiling with an installation process that is far easier than drywall.
What is shiplap Australia?
About Shiplap Shiplap provides a stylish and strong alternative to traditional softwood or manufactured cladding systems. Cladding is profiled using the from backsawn bevelled edge boards that overlap to produce a continuous vertical or horizontal cladding system.
Is finger-jointed pine structural?
Primed Pine (H3 Finger Joined) The Tru-Pine range of versatile exterior timber products is widely used by builders throughout New Zealand and Australia. Tru-Pine is used for structural timber, and timber cladding. It is also widely used in exterior structures such as pergolas, decks, verandas, porches and balconies.
Where is design pine made?
A. ITI source Design Pine from a select few remanufacturing facilities in Australia and New Zealand. All of the manufacturers have been set strict guidelines that they must follow in the manufacturing process. This sets out adhesive types, preservative and paint types to comply with all necessary Australian Standards.
What kind of lining board does Provans use?
At Provans Timber and Hardware, we stock three types of Treated Pine Lining Boards for your exterior requirements. There are two profiles, 302 reversible v-joint and 321 reversible v-joint/regency. The Lining Boards can be used underneath the eave of a roof, or as a feature wall display.
What kind of wood is used for lining boards?
At Provans Timber and Hardware, we stock an extensive range of Lining Boards in many species, as well as sizes and profiles. These include, Pine, Craftwood MDF, Tasmanian Oak, Baltic Pine, Treated Pine and Western Red Cedar.
What do you use V groove pine for?
It can be painted or sealed to retain the natural timber look and features, with V grooves at 100mm intervals. It is extremely durable and can be used for cabinetry, internal decorative walls, lining or bracing. Pine Lining is a quality plywood panel designed to give a traditional ‘V’ groove finish.
Can a lining board be used under a roof?
There are two profiles, 302 reversible v-joint and 321 reversible v-joint/regency. The Lining Boards can be used underneath the eave of a roof, or as a feature wall display. Whilst they are treated and primed for external use, it is very important to prime all edges, focusing especially the end cuts, before adding your coloured paint of choice.