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5 years ago

What is the ceiling made from? Is this MDF?

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Handcrafted Homes, Inc.
5 years ago
Hello,

Thank you for your interest in the ceiling! It is made from pine. A little note - it is actually 1x6 Tongue & Groove. T&G looks very similar to shiplap once installed, but there are some differences, which you can read more about here.

I hope this helps!
Jeremiah Arn
Original Author
5 years ago
Thank you. Hard to find real pine T&G that's not V-grooved. Great look!
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