What is another word for matchboarding?
Pronunciation: [mˈat͡ʃbɔːdɪŋ] (IPA) 
Matchboarding, also known as tongue-and-groove cladding, is a type of wooden cladding that interlocks to create a seamless, attractive finish. While the term matchboarding is widely used, there are other synonyms that can refer to the same cladding method. These include shiplap, loglap, and featheredge. Shiplap boards overlap one another at an angle, creating a unique v-shaped channel between them. Loglap boards are thicker and offer a more rustic, log-cabin-like finish. Featheredge boards are tapered along one side, allowing them to be overlapped to create a ripple effect. Whichever type you opt for, matchboarding is a classic and timeless cladding method that adds both character and value to your home or project.
