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Shiplap vs. Tongue and Groove: What’s the Difference?
But if you plan to leave the paneling unpainted, you may be happier with a more attractive (and pricier) type of wood, such as oak or cedar. You’ll also find shiplap and tongue and groove planks ...
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Add Value to Your Home With These 12 Easy Upgrades
Spruce tongue and groove is the most common type found at home centers, typically sold in widths of 4, 6 or 8 inches. No ...