shiplap timber

[Marym2]

Hi

Does anyone know if you can get this type of timber,and if so what size is there, I have searched but no one has come back to the question. If so could you point me in the right direction, big stores,etc  I'm in 56.

Thanks MM

[Marym2]

Hi

Any one out there?

 

[Gluestick]

I've been watching this thread

I also would like some info on this. A chum brought his oak weatherboard over from Kent to repair a very old barn.

Don't know if this is significant?

 

[Danny]

You should be able to find what you want at a local woodyard

for example -  and some information on what to ask for there

http://scimer.club.fr/Pages/Bardeaux%20de%20m%e9l%e8ze.html

http://www.silverwood.fr/Commun_GP/Catalogue/Produits/Bardages/Bardages_sommaire/Bardages.html

Danny

 

 

[Marym2]

Thanks for the replies, the type that I am looking for is rough/unplaned timber, 3+ metre lenght for cladding not bothered about the face as it will be treated. The stuff that is used for fences, etc. I have searched on other sites but now am unsure whether I have explained myself clearly. Is their another name for this type of wood?

Thanks anyway.MM

[Gluestick]

Weatherboard, amongst other names.

Shiplap tend to be used for fences and sheds (e.g.).

Weatherboard for cladding houses and barns etc.

And that's what I want some of!

 

[Caussenarde]

It is bardage.

Sold by by the plank (2.5m I think) at any Point P ; it is sapin treated to the heart. Not cheap but excellent and durable.

[Marym2]

Thank you Caussenarde.