Redwood Tongue & Groove PTGV Interior Cladding 19mm x 100mm
Redwood tongue and groove PTGV interior cladding in 19mm x 100mm is machined from Scandinavian redwood and features a V-jointed profile that gives walls and ceilings clean, consistent lines. Boards interlock securely, allowing for natural timber movement and a neat, professional finish across a range of interior projects.
Specifications
| Property | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Scandinavian redwood (Pinus sylvestris) |
| Treatment | Untreated |
| Profile | Tongue and groove, V-jointed (PTGV) |
| Nominal Size | 19mm x 100mm |
| Lengths Available | 3.6m, 3.9m, 4.5m, 4.8m |
| Use Class | Interior |
What it's used for
- Feature walls in living rooms, hallways and bedrooms
- Ceiling lining in garden rooms, home offices and studios
- Wall panelling in workshops, utility rooms and outbuildings with a dry interior
- Decorative lining in loft conversions and summer houses
Fitting and handling
Before fixing, store the boards flat in the room where they will be installed and allow at least 48 hours for acclimatisation, particularly in rooms with underfloor heating or variable temperature. Fix through the tongue at an angle using lost-head nails or a suitable staple gun, keeping fixings concealed as each board slots over the next. Once fitted, the surface accepts paint, stain, oil or varnish, so apply your chosen finish promptly to help protect the timber and maintain a consistent appearance.
FAQ
What is the difference between PTGV and standard tongue and groove cladding?
PTGV stands for Peripheral Tongue and Groove V-jointed. The V-groove is machined along the face of each board where it meets its neighbour, creating a defined shadow line that gives the finished wall or ceiling a more structured, panelled look compared to a plain square-edged tongue and groove.
Can this cladding be used in a bathroom or kitchen?
This product is supplied untreated and is intended for dry interior use. In rooms with occasional moisture, such as a kitchen, it can be used if sealed thoroughly on all faces and edges with a suitable waterproof finish before installation. It is not recommended for areas of high or prolonged humidity such as wet rooms or steam rooms without additional protection measures.
How do I calculate how many boards I need for my wall?
Multiply that figure by the height or length of the boards you need. Always add 10 to 15 per cent to your total to account for any cuts and wastage. If you are unsure, contact Nottage Timber Merchants with your measurements and we can help work out quantities.
Browse our full range of pine mouldings to find matching architrave, skirting and cover beading to complement this cladding. Nottage Timber Merchants supply trade and retail customers across Bridgend and South Wales, with next-day delivery available to many local postcodes.
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Description
Redwood tongue and groove PTGV interior cladding in 19mm x 100mm is machined from Scandinavian redwood and features a V-jointed profile that gives walls and ceilings clean, consistent lines. Boards interlock securely, allowing for natural timber movement and a neat, professional finish across a range of interior projects.
Specifications
| Property | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Scandinavian redwood (Pinus sylvestris) |
| Treatment | Untreated |
| Profile | Tongue and groove, V-jointed (PTGV) |
| Nominal Size | 19mm x 100mm |
| Lengths Available | 3.6m, 3.9m, 4.5m, 4.8m |
| Use Class | Interior |
What it's used for
- Feature walls in living rooms, hallways and bedrooms
- Ceiling lining in garden rooms, home offices and studios
- Wall panelling in workshops, utility rooms and outbuildings with a dry interior
- Decorative lining in loft conversions and summer houses
Fitting and handling
Before fixing, store the boards flat in the room where they will be installed and allow at least 48 hours for acclimatisation, particularly in rooms with underfloor heating or variable temperature. Fix through the tongue at an angle using lost-head nails or a suitable staple gun, keeping fixings concealed as each board slots over the next. Once fitted, the surface accepts paint, stain, oil or varnish, so apply your chosen finish promptly to help protect the timber and maintain a consistent appearance.
FAQ
What is the difference between PTGV and standard tongue and groove cladding?
PTGV stands for Peripheral Tongue and Groove V-jointed. The V-groove is machined along the face of each board where it meets its neighbour, creating a defined shadow line that gives the finished wall or ceiling a more structured, panelled look compared to a plain square-edged tongue and groove.
Can this cladding be used in a bathroom or kitchen?
This product is supplied untreated and is intended for dry interior use. In rooms with occasional moisture, such as a kitchen, it can be used if sealed thoroughly on all faces and edges with a suitable waterproof finish before installation. It is not recommended for areas of high or prolonged humidity such as wet rooms or steam rooms without additional protection measures.
How do I calculate how many boards I need for my wall?
Multiply that figure by the height or length of the boards you need. Always add 10 to 15 per cent to your total to account for any cuts and wastage. If you are unsure, contact Nottage Timber Merchants with your measurements and we can help work out quantities.
Browse our full range of pine mouldings to find matching architrave, skirting and cover beading to complement this cladding. Nottage Timber Merchants supply trade and retail customers across Bridgend and South Wales, with next-day delivery available to many local postcodes.
