2 shiplap wall siding profile references
The current moulding catalog keeps shiplap wall siding separate from casing, baseboard, door jamb, door stop, and other trim families.
Interior wall siding and panel products help create feature walls, decorative surfaces, and consistent wall finishes. DL Moulding supports standard and project-specific wall product requirements.
Interior wall siding and panels are used to create decorative wall surfaces, feature walls, and consistent interior wall finishes. They may be supplied as profile-based wall products or panel-style wall components depending on the project.
Wall siding and wall panel products should not be grouped as casing, baseboard, door jamb, or door stop. The visible product body and wall-surface application should guide the product name.
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The current moulding catalog keeps shiplap wall siding separate from casing, baseboard, door jamb, door stop, and other trim families.
Wall siding accessory and edge cap trim belong with wall-surface systems and should not be renamed baseboard, casing, or door jamb.
Room photos and wall design references are useful, but dimensions, profile drawings, material, finish, quantity, packing, and destination are needed for review.
These profile references come from the current DL Moulding Standard Profile Catalog 2026. Use the visible profile, code, dimensions, material, finish, quantity, packing, and destination when preparing a wall siding or shiplap RFQ.
| Code / reference | Profile family | Dimensions | Public note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1683077 / 1678737 | Shiplap | 1/2" x 5-1/4" x 16' / 1/2" x 7-1/4" x 16' | Shiplap wall siding reference |
| 1687158 / 1687159 | Shiplap | 17/32" x 5-3/8" x 16' / 17/32" x 7-3/8" x 16' | Shiplap wall siding reference |
Wall siding products are used for decorative interior wall surfaces, feature walls, and project finishing. Buyers can share desired panel style, profile shape, dimensions, finish, and packing needs before quotation.
Some wall projects require edge cap trim or accessory profiles. These should be described as wall siding accessories when they finish or connect wall-surface products, not as casing, baseboard, or door jamb.
Send drawings, wall design references, profile photos, dimensions, or sample details. We can review the product path, material, surface, packing, and order quantity.
A wall design reference, profile or panel drawing, dimensions, material, finish, quantity, packing notes, and destination are the most useful details.
Yes. Send drawings, photos, samples, or project references so the profile, material, surface, and packing path can be reviewed.
No. Wall siding and wall panels are wall-surface products and should stay separate from casing, baseboard, door jamb, and door stop categories.
A room photo helps explain the visual goal. For quotation, send the profile drawing, panel detail, dimensions, material, finish, quantity, packing notes, and destination.
Name it as wall siding accessory or edge cap trim when it belongs to a wall-surface system. Do not relabel it as baseboard, casing, or door jamb.
Send the wall style, dimensions, material, finish, quantity, and destination details. We will review the requirement and reply with the next step.
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