01 / OVERLAPPING EDGES
Pine shiplap
A step cut, called a rabbet, runs along each edge on opposite faces. Those steps overlap when the boards meet.
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Explore the cabin ↗Watch Harry’s tour →LOOK AT THE EDGE
See the cut.
Know the difference.
The board’s edge tells you how it joins.
Tap either drawing for a closer look.
02 / INTERLOCKING EDGES
Pine tongue & groove
A projecting tongue on one edge fits into a groove on the next board. The joint is hidden behind the finished face.
Explore the lumber ↓The joint and the face are different. V-groove adds a V-shaped line at the face. Nickel gap describes a narrow reveal; it can be made with either joint type.
Choosing exterior siding? We’ll match the species, pattern and finish to your project. Pine describes the wood; shiplap and tongue & groove describe the cut.
Typical cut-profile illustrations, not photos of current stock or dimensioned mill drawings. Exact cuts, face details and coverage vary by item.
THE MATERIAL MAKES THE DIFFERENCE
Start with something solid.
From a statement wall to a porch ceiling.
Find the wood that brings your project home.
Prices shown per MBDF (1,000 board feet), based on the March 12, 2026 price list. Prices and availability subject to confirmation. Nominal sizes shown; confirm actual dimensions and coverage. Quantities in the quote basket use the displayed pricing unit. No payment is taken on this page.
KNOW YOUR LUMBER
Choose the wood.
Understand the pattern.
Pine and red cedar describe the wood. Shiplap and tongue-and-groove describe how the boards fit together. Start with the look you want, then confirm the exact pattern and application.
Southern Yellow Pine
Snider specializes in nominal one-inch Southern Yellow Pine boards, with smooth S4S and patterned options. Its published range includes 1×4 through 1×12 and lengths from 8 to 16 feet. Availability varies by pattern and grade.
Shiplap
An overlapping edge creates the joint between boards. Snider lists shiplap in nominal 1×6 and 1×8, along with nickel-gap siding and a #139 Channel Rustic rough-face shiplap in 1×10 #2. Confirm the reveal and exposed coverage for the selected pattern.
Tongue & groove
A tongue on one edge fits into the groove of the next board. Snider lists Center Match in 1×6 and 1×8. Its pattern range also includes #122 single-V paneling and #116 double-V in 1×6 and 1×8. Ask to see the exact profile before choosing.
Red cedar
Explore cedar for its distinctive color and natural character. Ask us to confirm the exact cedar species, grade, face texture, dimensions and intended use. The Snider pine specifications on this page do not describe our cedar offerings.
Grades & drying
Snider lists #2 and D & Better for S4S and patterns, with other grade availability by item. Its published MC 15 specification is moisture content at or below 15% at manufacture. Jobsite moisture and acclimation still need checking. Heat-treated does not mean pressure-treated.
Measure the coverage
Nominal width is not installed face coverage. For your selected profile: square feet = linear feet × exposed width in inches ÷ 12. Allow for cuts and waste based on your project layout.
Finish & installation
Bring your indoor or outdoor application, wall or ceiling dimensions, desired finish and project schedule. We will confirm the appropriate product, actual dimensions, fasteners, preparation and installation literature before you order.
Supplier product reference
See Snider’s published pattern list, size range, grades and manufacturing details. Supplier offerings are not a promise of FBG stock.
Snider product literature ↗Supplier information reviewed October 17, 2026. Confirm current specifications, stock and application instructions with us. Product photos are illustrative examples. Confirm the exact profile and finish before ordering.
ONE MATERIAL. SO MANY POSSIBILITIES.
Find your kind
of character.
Let the grain speak, soften it with a whitewash, or lean into a richer look. Explore a few directions for your next project.
Illustrative finish samples. Final color and availability vary; ask about samples before ordering.
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