Exterior paneling 22x100

[Johannes Karlsson 1985]

Hi
I'm going to repaint the house and with that replace a number of exterior panels that have done their time.
I was out measuring today and saw that they were 22x100. These are not the usual dimensions the big hardware stores around here have. Hornbach and Byggmax.
Does anyone know someone in Kristianstad and the surrounding area who might have these dimensions? The closest is 22x95 but I think it will look odd to use that.

 

[MathiasS]

If it is plain straight panel without bevels etc., you can just buy 22x120 and rip to the right width with a circular saw or table/building saw. You cut many boards quickly.......

 

[Finndjävel]

You're kidding, standard plank? 22x100 is the world's most common dimension. There's not a lumberyard in Europe that doesn't have it.

 

[Immobil]

Hi
I'm going to repaint the house and with it replace a number of exterior panels that have done their job.
I went out and measured today and saw that they were 22x100. These are not the usual dimensions the big hardware stores around here have. Hornbach and Byggmax.
Does anyone know someone in Kristianstad and surrounding areas who might have these dimensions? The closest is 22x95 but I think it will look strange to use that.

XL Bygg in Mjällby can probably arrange the right dimensions.

 

[MathiasS]

You're kidding, regular plank? 22x100 is the world's most common dimension. There's not a lumberyard in Europe that doesn't have it.

If I look at my usual places of purchase that are usually well-sorted, there's not a 100 mm sawn panel board, only in 95 or 120, so I can understand that it's hard to find.

Or I'm temporarily blind.

 

[Johannes Karlsson 1985]

You're joking, regular plank? 22x100 is the most common dimension in the world. There's not a lumberyard in Europe that doesn't have it.

Could you link to where you found that?

 

[Finndjävel]

If I look at my usual places of purchase that are usually well-stocked, there's not a single rift-sawn panel board in 100, only in 95 or 120, so I can understand that it's hard to find.

Or maybe I'm temporarily blind.

22x100 is not fine-sawn. It's regular rough-sawn lumber.

 

[Johannes Karlsson 1985]

22x100 is not finely sawn. It is regular rough-sawn timber.

But do you use rough-sawn?

 

[Vector]

Same problem for me at the cabin as the timber that was put on the facade there in the 90s is of dimension approx 25×100. Now the cabin is not so nice that it matters when I've replaced some boards with today's dimension 22×95.

 

[Finndjävel]

But does one put rough-sawn?

It was common before, up until around the 90s, so if it's an older facade, it's probably rough-sawn.

 

[MathiasS]

22x100 is not planed. It is regular rough-sawn lumber.

Yes exactly. My house is from 1947 and not even the original panel is rough-sawn.

 

[Finndjävel]

Now it is not interesting what your panel is. Ts panel is probably rough-cut as the dimension is a rough-cut dimension.