as subject wood for a shed/workshop what's the name and who supplies it
its a bit like a floor board or pine cladding with tongue and groves but
its tapered towards the top, I have looked in B&Q but all they do is
feather edge ,or is it just known as cladding?
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"Kevin" wrote in message
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as subject wood for a shed/workshop what's the name and who supplies it
its a bit like a floor board or pine cladding with tongue and groves but
its tapered towards the top, I have looked in B&Q but all they do is
feather edge ,or is it just known as cladding?
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Kevin R
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Whats it for,lining the walls of the shed?

You said the name yourself ie tongue&groove cladding.

Kevin wrote:
as subject wood for a shed/workshop what's the name and who supplies it
its a bit like a floor board or pine cladding with tongue and groves but
its tapered towards the top, I have looked in B&Q but all they do is
feather edge ,or is it just known as cladding?

Perhaps you mean shiplap?



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"Kevin" wrote in message
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as subject wood for a shed/workshop what's the name and who supplies it
its a bit like a floor board or pine cladding with tongue and groves but
its tapered towards the top, I have looked in B&Q but all they do is
feather edge ,or is it just known as cladding?
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This it?

http://www.wickes.co.uk/Cladding-Tra...ng/invt/121320

John Rumm wrote:
Kevin wrote:
as subject wood for a shed/workshop what's the name and who supplies it
its a bit like a floor board or pine cladding with tongue and groves
but its tapered towards the top, I have looked in B&Q but all they do
is feather edge ,or is it just known as cladding?

Perhaps you mean shiplap?



Thats it
http://www.wickes.co.uk/Cladding-Shi...ng/invt/120808

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George wrote:
"Kevin" wrote in message
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as subject wood for a shed/workshop what's the name and who supplies it
its a bit like a floor board or pine cladding with tongue and groves but
its tapered towards the top, I have looked in B&Q but all they do is
feather edge ,or is it just known as cladding?
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This it?

http://www.wickes.co.uk/Cladding-Tra...ng/invt/121320


Doh I forgot about Wicks this is the stuff Shiplap Cladding and thanks
for reminding me about Wicks, not been for a while as I have to drive
past a big B&Q and go to the centre of town to get there
http://www.wickes.co.uk/Cladding-Shi...ng/invt/120808

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Kevin R
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"Kevin" wrote in message
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as subject wood for a shed/workshop what's the name and who supplies it
its a bit like a floor board or pine cladding with tongue and groves but
its tapered towards the top, I have looked in B&Q but all they do is
feather edge ,or is it just known as cladding?


http://www.wickes.co.uk/Cladding-Shi...ng/invt/120806

dennis@home wrote:


"Kevin" wrote in message
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as subject wood for a shed/workshop what's the name and who supplies it
its a bit like a floor board or pine cladding with tongue and groves
but its tapered towards the top, I have looked in B&Q but all they do
is feather edge ,or is it just known as cladding?


http://www.wickes.co.uk/Cladding-Shi...ng/invt/120806

thats it

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"Kevin" wrote in message
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George wrote:
"Kevin" wrote in message
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as subject wood for a shed/workshop what's the name and who supplies it
its a bit like a floor board or pine cladding with tongue and groves but
its tapered towards the top, I have looked in B&Q but all they do is
feather edge ,or is it just known as cladding?
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Kevin R
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This it?

http://www.wickes.co.uk/Cladding-Tra...ng/invt/121320
Doh I forgot about Wicks this is the stuff Shiplap Cladding and thanks
for reminding me about Wicks, not been for a while as I have to drive past
a big B&Q and go to the centre of town to get there
http://www.wickes.co.uk/Cladding-Shi...ng/invt/120808

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Kevin R
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Ar! splice the main brace and kit out the shiplap.

On Tue, 30 Sep 2008 22:23:47 GMT, "George"
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"Kevin" wrote in message
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George wrote:
"Kevin" wrote in message
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as subject wood for a shed/workshop what's the name and who supplies it
its a bit like a floor board or pine cladding with tongue and groves but
its tapered towards the top, I have looked in B&Q but all they do is
feather edge ,or is it just known as cladding?
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Kevin R
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This it?

http://www.wickes.co.uk/Cladding-Tra...ng/invt/121320
Doh I forgot about Wicks this is the stuff Shiplap Cladding and thanks
for reminding me about Wicks, not been for a while as I have to drive past
a big B&Q and go to the centre of town to get there
http://www.wickes.co.uk/Cladding-Shi...ng/invt/120808

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Kevin R
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Ar! splice the main brace and kit out the shiplap.

Yardarm at 1.00 am :-)

If not sooner.

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On Tue, 30 Sep 2008 22:23:47 GMT, "George"
wrote:


"Kevin" wrote in message
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George wrote:
"Kevin" wrote in message
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as subject wood for a shed/workshop what's the name and who supplies
it
its a bit like a floor board or pine cladding with tongue and groves
but
its tapered towards the top, I have looked in B&Q but all they do is
feather edge ,or is it just known as cladding?
--
Kevin R
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This it?

http://www.wickes.co.uk/Cladding-Tra...ng/invt/121320
Doh I forgot about Wicks this is the stuff Shiplap Cladding and thanks
for reminding me about Wicks, not been for a while as I have to drive
past
a big B&Q and go to the centre of town to get there
http://www.wickes.co.uk/Cladding-Shi...ng/invt/120808

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Kevin R
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Ar! splice the main brace and kit out the shiplap.

Yardarm at 1.00 am :-)


Sounds a load of ship to me !
Dave

Kevin wrote:

http://www.wickes.co.uk/Cladding-Shi...ng/invt/120806

thats it


Just a quick point to OP... now you know what you're looking for, try a
timber merchant. I DIY'd a shed, and found a local timber yard selling
16mm shiplap for around 1/2 price of what wickes were charging for (I
think) 12mm, and the quality was a lot better than what I'd seen propped
up in Wickes.

(note: I'm not laying into Wickes here, but if you're buying a large
quantity of timber, buy from a timber merchant - it's their
stock-and-trade).

Mike Dodd wrote:
Kevin wrote:

http://www.wickes.co.uk/Cladding-Shi...ng/invt/120806

thats it


Just a quick point to OP... now you know what you're looking for, try a
timber merchant. I DIY'd a shed, and found a local timber yard selling
16mm shiplap for around 1/2 price of what wickes were charging for (I
think) 12mm, and the quality was a lot better than what I'd seen propped
up in Wickes.

(note: I'm not laying into Wickes here, but if you're buying a large
quantity of timber, buy from a timber merchant - it's their
stock-and-trade).

trouble is when you dont have one local and you ask for some wood for a
shed on the phone it helps to know what its called :-).
on a side note do wood yards still exist? all the ones my dad used have
long since closed

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"Kevin" wrote in message
trouble is when you dont have one local and you ask for some wood for a
shed on the phone it helps to know what its called :-).
on a side note do wood yards still exist? all the ones my dad used have
long since closed

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lol if they did not exist where do suppose the sheds get their stock. :-)

most woodies around this neck of the woods(no pun intended) are on the dock
road area.
look in the yellow book.

George wrote:
"Kevin" wrote in message
trouble is when you dont have one local and you ask for some wood for a
shed on the phone it helps to know what its called :-).
on a side note do wood yards still exist? all the ones my dad used have
long since closed

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lol if they did not exist where do suppose the sheds get their stock. :-)
out of a container from a ship?

most woodies around this neck of the woods(no pun intended) are on the dock
road area.
look in the yellow book.


Not found Reading dock yet I think the Kennet is a bit shallow for the
container ships :-)
not one wood yard or woodyard in the yellow pages
I did find timber yards though

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"Kevin" wrote in message
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George wrote:
"Kevin" wrote in message
trouble is when you dont have one local and you ask for some wood for a
shed on the phone it helps to know what its called :-).
on a side note do wood yards still exist? all the ones my dad used have
long since closed

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Kevin R
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lol if they did not exist where do suppose the sheds get their stock. :-)
out of a container from a ship?

most woodies around this neck of the woods(no pun intended) are on the
dock road area.
look in the yellow book.
Not found Reading dock yet I think the Kennet is a bit shallow for the
container ships :-)
not one wood yard or woodyard in the yellow pages
I did find timber yards though

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Stop it,me sides ache..