On Thu, 17 May 2007 16:46:23 +0100, "TheScullster"
wrote:


"Mike Halmarack" wrote


Matched boards are traditionally thinnish tongued and grooved boards
used for paneling. The edges of the board are usually chamfered to
make a feature of the joint, unlike flooring boards.
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Thanks Mike

What I have appears to be the cheap and cheerful equivalent of these.
Preformed panel (of mdf or similar) with milled grooves to imitate t&g.

Phil

Last time I used anything like that it was pressed and printed on the
face of thin ply. It's quite useful stuff, even when you know it's not
the real thing.
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Regards,
Mike Halmarack