Anyone who's ever laid down wood or laminate flooring is familiar with tongue-and-groove joints. It's a method for connecting two similar flat objects edge-to-edge. And if it looks a lot like a ...

we've explained the difference between shiplap and tongue and groove so you can decide which one is best for your project.

Panels with tongue and groove joints, three different systems available in thicknesses 40, 50 and 60mm, excellent isolation and heat-insulating values, weather resistant, translucent, glare-free ...

Skip ahead to tongue-and-groove vs click-lock flooring for further advice on these two types of joint. The durability of engineered wood means that it's suitable for most living spaces, including ...