Wood paneling still available?

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nestsman
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I did a search today online and I can't find any wood paneling that was used in mobile homes in the 1970s. Does anyone know if it is still being made today? I actually like how it does not require the use of battens to cover the seams. Am I the only on who thinks like this?

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Greg
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Check the home centers, some do still carry wood panel sheets.

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Home store in my are still carry some wall panels, but most of it is that hardboard stuff. Bead panels are all wood and nice if you like deep stripes. I have a customer that has 1/4" sanded plywood (no knots) for paneling. It's all stained nice and has a satin type finish. Looks VERY nice, for a wood look. That plywood is about $20 a sheet, so very affordable. I would not use the 1/8" luan panels. They are way too light and flimsy.
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