Nickel Gap Profile Knives

• Consists of flat, smooth boards with a small, uniform gap (approximately the width of a nickel) between each plank.
• The boards have a tongue-and-groove system that ensures precise spacing and a tight, secure fit.
• Typically has a squared edge, giving it a sleek, streamlined appearance compared to the more rustic, beveled edges of traditional shiplap.
• Available in various widths, with narrow boards offering a more delicate, refined look, and wider boards giving a bolder, more rustic appearance.

• Creates a clean, contemporary look with uniform spacing between boards, ideal for achieving a modern or transitional aesthetic.
• Offers an alternative to shiplap that provides the same texture and depth but with a more polished, less rustic appearance.
• Adds visual interest to walls without overwhelming the space, making it suitable for both feature walls and full-room applications.
• Provides a durable and stable wall covering that can hide imperfections in the wall beneath.

Interior Wall Cladding: Frequently used as a feature wall or for full-room applications in living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, or bathrooms to add texture and interest.

Ceilings: Applied on ceilings to create a uniform, linear look that draws the eye upward, especially in rooms with high or vaulted ceilings.

Mudrooms and Entryways: Installed in mudrooms or entryways to create a stylish yet durable wall treatment that stands up to high-traffic areas.

Accent Walls: Popular in modern and coastal designs, often used to create a focal point behind a bed, sofa, or fireplace.

Cabinets and Built-ins: Used as a backing for built-in cabinetry, shelves, or kitchen islands to add subtle detail and texture to otherwise flat surfaces.