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Harrogate Flooring

Redwood Pine Shiplap Cladding

Redwood Pine Shiplap Cladding

£30.00 GBP
£30.00 GBP
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Redwood pine cladding boards with a shiplap profile, offering a decorative curved edge with increased water run-off.

Details

  • 120mm wide (4.7”)
  • 18mm thick
  • Shiplap profile
  • Tongue and groove edging
  • Cladding board lengths are approximately 2-5 metres (6.5-16.5ft), maximum 2.4m if delivered

Ordering

  • Price is per square metre
  • Please note, a minimum order size of 10m2 is required for delivery
  • It is generally recommended that you order extra cladding to allow for cutting during installation (please speak with your cladding installer as to the surplus you require)
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  • Processing Times

    We aim for a 1-4 week turnaround, though this can change during busy periods. For current lead times, please get in touch.

  • Delivery

    Pallet delivery is available throughout the UK. Alternatively, you can collect your order from our Harrogate workshop. For further details, please see our delivery page.
Reclaimed pitch pine used to make wooden flooring

Why redwood pine?

Scandinavian redwood, also known as Scots pine, is a very affordable solid wood flooring option. It has a lovely grain pattern and, as a lighter-coloured wood, it’s highly versatile, taking a wide variety of stain colours.

Alternatively, if you’re planning on painting your flooring or laying it as a subfloor, redwood pine floorboards are a cost-effective solution.

Machine used for tongue and groove flooring

Tongue & groove or straight edge?

A tongue and groove edging helps to line floorboards up when laying your flooring and prevents draughts due to the snug fit. As the boards are interconnected, it also strengthens the finished flooring.

Straight edge floorboards are a little quicker to install and can be retrofitted more easily than tongue and groove flooring.