Pine Cladding PTG 9mm x 95mm x 3600mm

Pine Cladding PTG 9mm x 95mm x 3600mmPine cladding PTG 9mm x 95mm x 3600mm is a tongue and groove softwood board suited to interior wall lining and ceiling projects. The interlocking profile creates a clean, continuous surface, and at 3. 6 metres long each board covers ground quickly across larger rooms. Specifications Material Softwood pine Profile Tongue and groove (PTG) Nominal Size 9mm x 95mm x 3600mm Finish Smooth Use Class Internal use only Vendor Cheshire Mouldings What it's used

Pine cladding PTG 9mm x 95mm x 3600mm is a tongue and groove softwood board suited to interior wall lining and ceiling projects. The interlocking profile creates a clean, continuous surface, and at 3.6 metres long each board covers ground quickly across larger rooms.

Specifications

What it's used for

• Feature wall panelling in living rooms, bedrooms, and hallways
• Ceiling lining in kitchens, utility rooms, and garden rooms
• Stud wall cladding in hobby rooms, home offices, and garages used as internal spaces
• Shed and summerhouse interior lining where a neat, painted or stained finish is wanted

Fitting and handling

Before fixing, allow the boards to acclimatise in the room where they will be installed for at least 48 hours, as pine will adjust to the moisture content of its surroundings and this reduces the risk of movement after fitting. Boards can be fixed through the tongue using panel pins or lost-head nails for a clean face, or adhesive can be used on dry, flat substrates, with screws suitable for direct fixing into studwork. Once fitted, the smooth surface accepts water-based or oil-based paint and wood stain readily, and a primer coat is recommended before topcoating for a consistent finish.

FAQ

Can pine PTG cladding be used in a bathroom or kitchen?

These boards are intended for interior use in dry or low-humidity conditions. In bathrooms or kitchens, adequate ventilation is essential and all surfaces, edges, and cut ends should be sealed with a moisture-resistant paint or finish before installation to reduce the risk of swelling or warping over time.

How many boards do I need to cover a wall?

Each board covers approximately 85mm of width once the tongue is engaged. Divide the total wall width in millimetres by 85 to get the number of boards required per row, then multiply by the number of rows needed for the wall height. Always add 10 percent for waste and cutting.

Is this cladding supplied primed or finished?

No, the boards are supplied bare and unprimed. They are ready to sand lightly and accept your choice of paint, primer, or stain. If you want a white-painted result, a coat of wood primer before your topcoat will give a more even, longer-lasting finish.

For complementary mouldings to finish your project neatly, browse the pine mouldings collection at Nottage Timber Merchants. We stock reliable quantities for trade and retail customers, with delivery available to Bridgend and across South Wales.