Product description
Larch tongue-and-groove boards consist of profiled boards with a tongue and groove on the long edges. The front is planed, the back evened off. That produces an even surface, while the boards fit precisely together via the tongue and groove and can be laid cleanly.
The larch is supplied left natural and without chemical impregnation. Features typical of timber such as knots, resin pockets and differences in colour, figure and grain are natural properties of the material and can occur.
Rough-sawn tongue-and-groove boards are among the tongue-and-groove board products and, depending on the version, suit various structural and lining applications.
A corresponding version in spruce is under Spruce rough-sawn tongue-and-groove boards. Larch boards without a tongue-and-groove profile are listed separately under Larch cladding. The rest of the range is in the Sawn & Round Timber overview.
Exactly where the difference from cladding lies is explained in the guide Tongue-and-groove boards or cladding.





