| Pioneer Plank (Natural), is installed vertically to emphasize or exaggerate the height of an area. It works well as wainscot, as an upper wall treatment, or in full height, floor-to-ceiling applications.
In a library or office, its rich colors and textures are a perfect complement to the soothing comfort of supple leather, classic earth tones of cloth upholstery, or cherished antiques furnishings. It gives a unique touch to your inglenook, foyer, or mud room. As for your camp or lodge, game room, family room or den, it's a given. And, it adds atmosphere and interest to commercial and retail establishments such as restaurants and theme stores. |
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Shingle Panel (Natural)
To create the illusion of rustic shingles, use plywood as a backer and a quality flexible construction adhesive to vertically adhere 2-foot pieces in a staggered pattern (like laying wood flooring, it is essential that the ends joints don't align) and tack them in place with finishing nails. The shorter lengths allow you to better control the placement of the original tooling marks and make for a stunning and dramatic wall treatment.
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| Horizontal Wall Panel (Natural)
If you like the horizontal look and country charm of a log cabin wall, but want something different; a more refined rustic alternative to our Original Hand-Hewed Cladding, turn Pioneer Plank 90 degrees for a fashionable cabin panel. Like its vertical counterpart, horizontal Pioneer Plank looks great as wainscot, as an upper wall treatment, or in full height, floor-to-ceiling applications. |
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4" Ceiling Trim (Natural)
This is a prime example of how colors and contrasting textures work so well together.
As trim, Pioneer Plank's edgy refinement allows for many unexpected, eye-catching applications. |
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