Narrow wood paneling for ceiling

[Gr3n]

Hello,

I've been around Bauhaus, Byggmax, Beijer, K-rauta, and Hornbach trying to figure out what kind of panel is in this picture. We are going to put up a new wooden panel in the ceiling of our house, and the craftsmen want to know exactly which panel it should be.

My guess is that it is white-waxed spruce, about 70cm wide with straight edges.

Is there anyone here with a good eye for this who can provide some insights into what kind of panel we should have?

Best regards,
Fredrik

 

[Gr3n]

I think perhaps sauna paneling is the closest you can get, for example: https://norrlandstra.com/produkt/hy...fuktkvot=16&attribute_pa_dimension=12-x-70-mm

 

[raveper]

Moelven probably has something nicer if you're after that.

 

[Mazen]

Are you looking for a 70mm wide panel, search for karosseripanel.
Beijer has it, however untreated..
https://www.beijerbygg.se/privat/sv...paneler/8x70-mm-karosseripanel-furu-914500968

 

[useless]

68:- per linear meter? That ends up being over 1,000 kronor per square meter for that thin, flimsy panel!

 

[Gr3n]

Moelven probably has something nicer if you're looking for that.

The narrowest they seem to have is 95mm, which is a bit on the wide side.

 

[Gr3n]

If you're after a 70mm wide panel, search for karosseripanel.
Beijer has it, though unfinished..
[link]

It's dreadfully thin, I don't think it will have quite the same profile as in the picture above.

 

[Mazen]

Saw that too, I think the closest you'll get is the sauna panel you linked to.

Expensive, yes, so damn expensive, but it was Beijer after all

 

[Gr3n]

Saw that too, I think the closest you can get is the sauna panel you linked to..

Expensive, yes, so damn expensive, but it was Beijer after all

Yes, leaning towards that as well. It would be interesting to hear from someone who has used sauna panel for the ceiling, as it is quite a large and central area in the house that needs to be covered. The price feels okay, after all, it's quite a small part of the total renovation cost and it's important that it turns out well.

An alternative, I suppose, is to find someone who custom-makes panels, but I have no experience with that.

 

[Gr3n]

If it's a 70mm wide panel you're after, search for karosseripanel. Beijer has it, though untreated..
[link]

Untreated is ok, I plan to white wax it.

 

[Gr3n]

If anyone stumbles upon this thread in the future, it ended up with me contacting a couple of sawmills and panel specialists. Right now it looks like we will order a 15x70 spårpanel in spruce.

 

[sallsam]

If anyone stumbles upon this thread in the future, it ended with me contacting a couple of sawmills and panel specialists. Right now, it looks like we will order a 15x70 groove panel in spruce.

We're looking for the same type of ceiling, may I ask which sawmill you chose? And were you satisfied?

 

[Gr3n]

Hello, I contacted about 10 sawmills and finally ordered from Panel & List here in Stockholm. They have a small store, seemed knowledgeable about details, and had a relatively short delivery time (2 weeks). Listspecialisten also seemed very skilled and had slightly lower prices, but they had a 5-6 week delivery time which would delay our entire renovation by a few weeks.

We expect to receive the panels this week, so I don't know how the outcome is yet.

 

[sallsam]

Hi, I contacted about 10 sawmills and eventually ordered from Panel & List here in Stockholm. They have a small shop, seemed knowledgeable about details, and had a relatively short delivery time (2 weeks). Even Listspecialisten seemed very skilled and had slightly lower prices, but they had a 5-6 week delivery time, which would delay our entire renovation by a few weeks.

We expect to receive the panels this week, so I don't know the outcome yet.

Thank you so much for the response. Please share a picture when it's up

 

[Gr3n]

Now the ceiling panel is in place and fully treated. I am very pleased with Panel & List who provided good service and delivered everything on time with good quality. We first treated the panel with stain and then a layer of Osmo Wax to get a slightly grayer tone. It is still a bit too glossy but seems to dull over time.