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help with wood panelling

9 years ago

I have heard about 'stickwood panelling' here but can't find where I might buy it in the uk. Any help with this or a similar product would be greatly appreciated.

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Sam Hill
9 years ago
is it the same as tongue and groove paneling?
waunuchaf1
Original Author
9 years ago
Hello Sam. No, it actually is a thin piece of wood that has an adhesive backing. Pretty sure it is American in origin.
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