Shiplap and tongue and groove paneling are hallmarks of coastal, cottage and farmhouse decor. Which type of paneling is right for your project?

Dear James: I want to remodel my living room cathedral ceiling by changing it from drywall to decorative real wood. Can it just be nailed or screwed to the old ceiling? -- Don M. Dear Don: Natural ...

ONE method of fixing tongue-and-groove panelling is metal clips. ... If you're planning to varnish the tongue and groove, use a wood filler that's the same or a very similar colour.

An intermediate piece of tongue-and-groove wood subfloor has been removed without damage to it or the abutting pieces. Credit: Tim Carter, 2013. By TRIBUNE CONTENT AGENCYOctober 24, 2013.

An intermediate piece of tongue and groove wood subfloor has been removed without damage to it or the abutting pieces.Photo/Tim Carter Q. I’m carving out a small space in my garage attic to ...

The tongue-and-groove panels (or wood surfaces made to resemble them) ... The beadboard wall and ceiling are a warm, putty-tinged version of the crisp, ...

Most shiplap and tongue and groove planks are wood. If you plan to paint the finished paneling, you’ll save money by using inexpensive pine planks or MDF, both of which are available primed.