A close-up view of Bingley Fencing's Shiplap Cladding Boards, featuring a natural, light brown finish, showcases their tongue and groove edge design. These boards are ideal for shed building or paneling. The visible wood grain against a neutral white background highlights their potential as weather-resistant options.

Close-up of a single Bingley Fencing Shiplap Cladding Board, featuring both grooved and flat surfaces for easy interlocking with other planks to create seamless flooring or paneling. The light wood grain is prominently visible, offering a natural aesthetic perfect for interior styles or shed building projects.

Load image into Gallery viewer, A close-up view of Bingley Fencing's Shiplap Cladding Boards, featuring a natural, light brown finish, showcases their tongue and groove edge design. These boards are ideal for shed building or paneling. The visible wood grain against a neutral white background highlights their potential as weather-resistant options.

Load image into Gallery viewer, Close-up of a single Bingley Fencing Shiplap Cladding Board, featuring both grooved and flat surfaces for easy interlocking with other planks to create seamless flooring or paneling. The light wood grain is prominently visible, offering a natural aesthetic perfect for interior styles or shed building projects.

Shiplap Cladding Boards - Various Thicknesses & Lengths

Name: Shiplap Cladding Boards - Various Thicknesses & Lengths
Brand: Bingley Fencing
SKU: BF1300
Price: 4.89 GBP
Availability: InStock

12mm Shiplap - 3.6m Long Sold out

12mm Shiplap- 3.9m Long Sold out

22mm Shiplap - 4.2m Long Sold out

£4.89

£4.89 ~~Inc VAT @ 20%~~

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Thickness and lengths that we stock

12mm Thick - Shiplap - 3.6m Long - 120mm Wide
12mm Thick - Shiplap - 3.9m Long - 120mm Wide
22mm Thick - Shiplap - 4.2m Long - 120mm Wide

Shiplap Cladding Boards - Perfect for Shed Building

Our shiplap cladding boards are ideal for shed cladding, offering both protection and a stylish finish. Made from treated timber, these boards are designed to withstand outdoor conditions, providing a durable, weather-resistant option for garden sheds and other structures. Their tongue-and-groove design ensures a snug fit for easy installation.

Deliveries within 20 Miles of BD16

We charge a flat rate for delivery of our items depending on how far you are away from Bingley Fencing.

No matter how much you buy the flat rate will be the same

This is calculated on your postcode.

The bands are as follows:

Zone 1 : £15.60 (1-3 Miles Approx)
Zone 2 : £24.00 (3-6 Miles Approx)
Zone 3 : £33.60 (7-10 Miles Approx)
Zone 4 & 5: £54.00 (10 Miles + Approx)

NOTE: Delivery outside Zone 5 will incur extra cost.

The map showing the zones can be seen

Delivery Areas page

We aim to deliver all items up to 10 Business Days (except sheds which are made to order and usually 4-6 Weeks). We aim to delivery as soon as possible.

If there is an issue with supply we will call you straight away.

You can phone at ANY point and someone WILL answer the phone.

Answers to Popular Questions on Shed Cladding
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Q1: How to clad a garden shed?
To clad a garden shed, first measure the shed's exterior walls and purchase the appropriate amount of cladding material. Start at the bottom, attaching the cladding boards to a secure frame with nails or screws. Ensure each board fits snugly by using tongue-and-groove or overlap methods. Work your way up, checking each row for level alignment, until the entire exterior is covered. Finish by sealing or painting the cladding for extra weather protection.
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Q2: What is shiplap cladding?
Shiplap cladding is a type of wooden cladding where each board has a groove (rabbet) cut into its edges, allowing it to overlap with adjacent boards. This overlapping design helps create a tight seal, making it weather-resistant and ideal for outdoor structures like sheds. Shiplap cladding is known for its clean, uniform look and offers excellent protection against the elements.
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Q3: How to fix shiplap cladding?
To fix shiplap cladding, start by attaching a solid framework to the structure you're cladding. Secure the first shiplap board at the bottom of the frame with nails or screws, ensuring it’s level. Then, position the next board so it overlaps the previous one, creating a watertight seal. Continue this process until the entire wall is covered, finishing by sealing any exposed edges.
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Q4: How to install shiplap cladding?
To install shiplap cladding, start with a level and secure framework. Attach the first board at the base, securing it with nails or screws. Each subsequent board should overlap the previous one by fitting into the grooves, creating a tight, interlocking structure. Work your way up, ensuring each board is level, and seal any exposed ends to protect against moisture.
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Q5: What is loglap cladding?
Loglap cladding is a type of wooden cladding designed to resemble the appearance of logs. Each board has a rounded profile, giving it a rustic, log-cabin-like look. Loglap cladding is typically tongue-and-groove, meaning the boards interlock tightly for increased durability and weather resistance, making it ideal for sheds and garden buildings.
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Q6: What is the difference between shiplap cladding and loglap cladding?
The main difference between shiplap and loglap cladding is the profile. Shiplap cladding has a flat, overlapping design with a clean, uniform appearance, ideal for modern or traditional sheds. Loglap cladding, however, has a rounded, log-like profile, giving structures a more rustic, log-cabin aesthetic. Both types offer durability and weather resistance, but the choice depends on the desired style.
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Q7: How to install loglap?
To install loglap cladding, start by fixing a sturdy framework to the structure. Position the first loglap board at the base, ensuring it's level, and secure it with nails or screws. Each subsequent board should fit snugly into the groove of the previous one, creating a weather-tight seal. Continue up the structure, checking for alignment, and treat the cladding with a protective finish once installed.
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Q8: What is matchboard cladding?
Matchboard cladding consists of thin, tongue-and-groove boards that fit together for a smooth, seamless finish. It is often used for indoor and outdoor cladding, providing a neat and polished look. Matchboard cladding is commonly made from timber and is often pressure-treated for outdoor use, making it suitable for sheds and other garden structures.
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Q9: When to use matchboard cladding?
Matchboard cladding is ideal when you want a sleek, finished look with minimal gaps between boards. It's great for both interior and exterior walls, and its tongue-and-groove design makes it especially suitable for sheds, garden rooms, and other outdoor buildings. Use matchboard cladding if you’re looking for a smooth, polished appearance with enhanced weather protection for your structure.
If in any doubt please get in contact where we can advise you accordingly. Or we do offer a full shed installation package!

Shrinkage/wood movement

Wood is a natural product and over time with extreme weather of rain and sun
the wood will contract and expand. This is not failure of the wood. Small
splits, cracks and knots can be wood filled where needed.

Wood may also move after installation which can cause issues but is completely unavoidable and is a result of being a natural product and is not a failing.

Wood Aftercare

All wood requires treatment to protect against the elements. This must be
done within 3 months of the timber being installed and annually thereafter.

Please click this link to view our woodcare products

We work within a 20 mile radius of Bingley (BD16)

Our installation packages include

1 Free no obligation quotation.
Removal and Disposal of existing
Timber or Concrete Posts
Fencing/Gates/Decking
Optional extras available on request

We offer a full installation of all of our timber products including Fencing, Decking, Gates, Trellis and Sheds.

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We offer a free no obligation site visit and quotation.

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We offer trade discount for trade professionals which applies to all items purchased (excluding sheds & summerhouses). If you are interested please get in contact to complete a basic details form which means every time you shop you will get trade credit.

Please visit our dedicated Trade Account Page

We offer a cutting service if you need specific sizes.

We can usually turn this round within the day but please make contact to confirm.