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The 150mm Shiplap Cladding Butt Joint is an essential component for DIY enthusiasts and professional builders looking to achieve a professional finish on external cladding projects. This trim is designed to seamlessly join 150mm shiplap boards, providing a staggered aesthetic that mimics natural wood patterns rather than a rigid center-joint look. While it offers a superior visual appeal for larger wall installations, it requires precise alignment during the installation phase to ensure a weather-tight fit between boards.
| Model Part Number | CT8WG |
|---|---|
| Brand | PBSL Group |
No, this butt joint is specifically engineered for 150mm shiplap cladding profiles.
Yes, it is designed as a practical alternative to center joint trims for those who prefer a staggered, more natural joint appearance.
Clean gently with mild soapy water and a soft cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents.
Yes, it is designed for external use, though we recommend using an exterior-grade sealant for maximum weather protection.
It provides a more visually seamless and staggered look that mimics natural wood aesthetics better than a continuous vertical trim.
Verify that the board end is cut perfectly square and check that no debris is trapped in the joint gap.
Ensure you are using the correct 150mm profile, as the trim is not compatible with other board sizes.
For optimal results, ensure the cladding boards are cut squarely to allow the butt joint to sit flush against the board ends. Apply a small amount of appropriate exterior-grade sealant if installing in highly exposed areas to prevent moisture ingress. The trim is designed for use exclusively with the PBSL Group 150mm Shiplap system. To maintain the finish, clean the trim periodically with a soft cloth and mild soapy water during your routine maintenance of the cladding boards; avoid using harsh chemical solvents or abrasive pads that could damage the Golden Oak finish.
