Tongue & Groove Vinyl Fence
- Description. A tongue and groove vinyl fence has interlocking pickets that create a solid, usually white or tan panel.
- Installation. Before you install the fence, mark the fence line with stakes and tie string tautly between the stakes.
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What are the dimensions of a tongue and groove fence?
Illusions V300 style tongue and groove privacy fence panels have 7/8” x 6” boards, 1-1/2” x 5 1/2” top and bottom horizontal rails, a metal reinforcement channel in the bottom rail, and 7/8” x 1” U-Channel edgings to add a unique and attractive aesthetic. Available in all colors and woodgrains.
What is a tongue-and-groove picket fence?
Tongue-and-groove pickets slide securely together to create true, gap-free privacy. The fence panel is trimmed on both sides of the fence for a traditional look and neighbor-friendly style.
What is a v300-6w101 tongue and groove fence?
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What is a tongue on a cutting board?
On the other side of the board, the tongue is a small, centered extension that fits into the corresponding groove on another piece. Except for an end piece, all boards using a T & G joint have both components cut into the edge. A router or table saw is necessary to craft the groove accurately.
How do I decide which type of fence to purchase?
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What are the benefits of Riverside Fence Company professionally installing my fence?
After being in the business for over 19 years, we are not only skilled at creating fences that add beauty, value, and protection to your property,...
What types of warranties and guarantees are available?
Warranties on materials vary, and this is an important consideration when determining the type of fence you would like to purchase. Depending on ma...
Can I get a price estimate over the phone?
We don’t recommend getting price estimates over the phone. Most companies that give price estimates over the phone significantly under-price their...
How do I get a free price quote?
We believe that it is best for a sales representative to visit your home to give a free price quote. We don’t recommend getting price estimates ove...
Do you sell material to the general public?
At Riverside Fence we do sell fencing materials to the public. We retail materials for every type of fence we install such as PVC Vinyl, wrought ir...
What are the advantages of maintenance-free fences over conventional fences?
Maintenance free aluminum fences and P.V.C. Vinyl fences have more benefits than simply being maintenance-free.
How does the price of vinyl compare to that of wood?
The price of vinyl compares favorably with wood. Through the years, the cost to maintain a wood fence can add up and become costly. Between fixing...
What kind of care and maintenance does vinyl require?
Vinyl is virtually maintenance-free. There’s no need to scrape, paint, or stain a vinyl fence. Pressure washing with a mild detergent and water sho...
What is a slip tongue and groove?
Slip tongue and groove or tongue-in-groove. Two different woodworking joints sound very similar, and some people use them interchangeably. You can create a tongue and groove joint or a tongue-in-groove joint for flat surfaces. What is the difference between the two?
How Is a Tongue and Groove Joinery Made?
Woodworkers must cut a groove along one side of the board to produce a thin, deep ridge. On the other side of the board, the tongue is a small, centered extension that fits into the corresponding groove on another piece.
Why can't you glue tongue and groove joints?
You cannot glue it because the adhesives contraction would break the tongue, destabilizing the construction. Repairs to this type of joinery are also tricky to complete.
Why is tongue and groove joint good?
The primary advantage of a tongue and groove joint is its stability. Flat surfaces receive strong support because it offers three strength layers where it joins. This type of wood joinery also provides a lot of area for adhesives. The larger the area you can apply the wood glue stronger the bond will be.
Can you use a hard tongue for a T and G joint?
A regular T & G joint doesn’t require the extra piece to create a seamless, flat surface. You can use the hard tongue to build strong square joints and corners.
Do T and G joints cut into edge?
Except for an end piece, all boards using a T & G joint have both components cut into the edge.
Can you replace a groove edge?
Repairs to this type of joinery are also tricky to complete. If the groove edge or tongue receives damage, the entire affected board may require a replacement. That means an extensive flat installation (such as a floor) may need resurfacing or replacement.
What is tongue and groove paneling used for?
The most common use for both tongue and groove and shiplap is to panel entire walls, ...
Why does tongue and groove deteriorate?
Tongue and groove, on the other hand, can deteriorate in wet climates due to trapped water inside the interlocking connections. Shiplap is also the superior choice if you live in a high-heat, low-humidity climate, where the dry air tends to encourage slight shrinkage of wood.
How much does it cost to install tongue and groove?
The cost of installing either shiplap or tongue and groove varies greatly depending on the material, room size, the area you live in, and whether or not you plan on doing the job yourself. Even so, you can typically expect to pay more for tongue and groove paneling than for shiplap. As a rough estimate, DIY shiplap in a 200 sq. ft. room will cost between $500 and $1,200, and from $1,000 to $1,700 if you have it professionally installed. For tongue and groove, expect to pay up to 50 percent more.
Can you use tongue and groove on a shed?
While you can use either shiplap or tongue and groove on the exterior of your house, backyard shed, or garage, a few climate conditions to take into account before selecting one for the outdoors. As a general rule, shiplap is the better choice for a very rainy climate, as its overlapping planks shed water quite well.
Is shiplap easier to install than tongue and groove?
Shiplap is easier for DIY installation than tongue and groove. As a general rule, it’s a little easier to install shiplap paneling than tongue and groove paneling , because you needn’t fit the planks together. Instead, you simply match the notches on neighboring boards and then pound a nail straight through the overlap.
Do tongue and groove planks fit into shiplap?
Although tongue and groove planks are sometimes beveled along the lengthwise edge like shiplap, more often these planks are unbeveled, giving the finished results a somewhat tighter appearance than with shiplap.
Can tongue and groove be used as backsplash?
The most common use for both tongue and groove and shiplap is to panel entire walls, particularly in the kitchen or bathroom. But you can also use both styles to create just one accent wall, or even as a backsplash or fireplace surround. Another option is paneling only the lower portion of the wall, as with wainscoting.
