Many homes today have wood paneling, which covers all the walls or just one wall in a study, living room, dining room, or in a family room.

Wood paneling can even be combined with such as top of the wall can be drywall while the bottom of the wall is wood paneling.

In most cases, wood paneling is installed with interlocking boards of solid wood or other material that resembles wood.

The sheets of wood paneling are normally very thin about ¼ to ¾ of an inch. They are made from a variety of kinds of hardwood that can have clear finish or even less expensive woods can be stained or painted to resemble a more expensive wood.

Wood paneling can be milled to interlock with tongue and groove hinge, overlap, or shiplap edges.

In most cases, wood paneling is usually sold as a 4 x 8 foot sheet with either a wood veneered or simulated wood surface. These panels can be attached to drywall or to wall studs or other surfaces.

Here at wood-paneling.com you will find more information about wood paneling such as:

* Types of Paneling – Wall Paneling, Decoretive Wall Paneling,
Beadboard Paneling, Brick paneling, Knotty Pine Paneling,
Bamboo Paneling, Stone Paneling, Vinyl Wood Paneling,
Real Wood Paneling.
* Painting Paneling
* Tongue and Groove Paneling
* Wallpapering over Paneling