Base floor paneling supply?

I've decided to replace all my base floor paneling but didn't really find anything I liked at Home Depot. Does anyone know of any construction / lumber / finishing supply companies between PCB and Destin that stock a good selection of unfisnished paneling?

Can you tell me a tiny bit more so I'm answering correctly? Is this covering just the first few feet high going around the room?

Can you tell me a tiny bit more so I'm answering correctly? Is this covering just the first few feet high going around the room?

Nope just regular baseboarding, 5 inch or so in a style I like. Home Depot didn't have much of a selection.

If you like something like the above pic you can "stack" pieces to approximate it. Maybe use a 1x8 or 1x6, finished with a quarter-round on the bottom and a 1 or 1 1/2 inch decorative molding to finish off the top.

If you like something like the above pic you can "stack" pieces to approximate it. Maybe use a 1x8 or 1x6, finished with a quarter-round on the bottom and a 1 or 1 1/2 inch decorative molding to finish off the top.

Thanks for the suggestion TFT, thought about that. My hope though is to find something like the picture above in a single piece (except the shoe, which I can get from Home Depot) to save on the amount of measuring, cutting and fitting work. I can actually order the above trim off the net, but I have to pay shipping and it only comes in 8ft sections.

HD or Lowe's or Ace on 98 might be able to special order something for you. Have you asked if they have books?

If you have samples of something you would like to match, there might be a local place that can make a "knife" for you and replicate the molding.

These guys look promising - I didn't think to do a local google search for "lumber" -

Hogan Hardwoods & Molding Inc‎ -
5161 US Highway 98 W, Santa Rosa Beach, FL‎ - (850) 267-9955‎

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These guys look promising - I didn't think to do a local google search for "lumber" -

Hogan Hardwoods & Molding Inc‎ -
5161 US Highway 98 W, Santa Rosa Beach, FL‎ - (850) 267-9955‎

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I think you would do yourself a world of good to go visit Hogans Hardwoods and ask them to see what they have in their warehouse. It's like Disney World in there.

If you find a wood species you like you can walk it up to Good Millworks in the front warehouse and they will turn it into anything you want.

I could tell you about it all day and I won't do it justice.

I think you would do yourself a world of good to go visit Hogans Hardwoods and ask them to see what they have in their warehouse. It's like Disney World in there.

If you find a wood species you like you can walk it up to Good Millworks in the front warehouse and they will turn it into anything you want.

I could tell you about it all day and I won't do it justice.

AAbsolute, do you think these guys are appropriate if I'm planning on installing painted trim? Their site seems to indicate they lean toward stained hardwood, but I really don't need anything like that nor do I want to pay out the nose for wood I'm just going to cover up.

AAbsolute, do you think these guys are appropriate if I'm planning on installing painted trim? Their site seems to indicate they lean toward stained hardwood, but I really don't need anything like that nor do I want to pay out the nose for wood I'm just going to cover up.

You, my friend, are spot on. I was messed up by your first post that said unfinished. It stuck with me as clear, no paint-no prime.

South Bay Ace has finger joint trim in stock on 98. Builders 1st Choice has it on 331 in Freeport and Franks Cash and Carry has it on 331 in Freeport. We run to them when we can't wait for Southeastern Sash and Door to deliver from Fort Walton.

TFT had the nice advice using that 1 x 6 or 1 x 8 S4S(smooth, four sides) then adding base cap to the top or another small detail. We've been spraying or rolling quick dry sandable primer on the parts before installing.

...the power of sowal.com! I am not sure why I looked on here, but glad I did.

Nope just regular baseboarding, 5 inch or so in a style I like. Home Depot didn't have much of a selection.

Is this your floor? I don't know where you got the picture, the floor is intriguing. Looks like the veining and color of Cypress but must be pine. What's the dark line? Looks like a machined edge, but matches up at the butt joint. ???

Sorry to jump in, but I thought that floor looked pretty cool too. The "gaps" can't be good for dirt, but they sure look neat. Kind of like ship planks. Maybe they're not gaps?

The flooring looks engineered (laminate), kind of has that "milky" finish. I'm building myself a house soon, and I'd like a floor like that.

Do tell...

Is this your floor? I don't know where you got the picture, the floor is intriguing. Looks like the veining and color of Cypress but must be pine. What's the dark line? Looks like a machined edge, but matches up at the butt joint. ???

Could be fir, maybe? I look at a lot of house porn :funn: and in the Pacific NW they use fir sometimes; looks like heart pine -- very honey colored.

The suspense. C'mon 30A tell us...is it pre-finished glue down, is it engineered, what's the fact?

Sorry to jump in, but I thought that floor looked pretty cool too. The "gaps" can't be good for dirt, but they sure look neat. Kind of like ship planks. Maybe they're not gaps?

The flooring looks engineered (laminate), kind of has that "milky" finish. I'm building myself a house soon, and I'd like a floor like that.

Do tell...

R U Seein' how that dark gap is so uniform, even at the butt joint? I think if it were conventional nail down the chance that it would space out like that "dead on" at the butt joint is a 1,000 to 1 chance. Gotta be something engineered. 30A's gonna leave us hangin'

Could be fir, maybe? I look at a lot of house porn :funn: and in the Pacific NW they use fir sometimes; looks like heart pine -- very honey colored.

uh huh, my friend Maggie says I look at builder porn dot com every morning at 4:20.

R U Seein' how that dark gap is so uniform, even at the butt joint? I think if it were conventional nail down the chance that it would space out like that "dead on" at the butt joint is a 1,000 to 1 chance. Gotta be something engineered. 30A's gonna leave us hangin'

Maybe they're saw kerfs . I'm gonna PM him!

OMG, I so totally missed the follow up. Sorry to be a bummer, but that picture came off a web site that sells baseboarding, it's not my house. I have no idea what the floor is made of.

Here's the site, I suppose you could mail them, it's a picture of their brand. They might know. Sorry guys! Thanks for all the help though on this!

Baseboard - Durable Baseboard and Quality Baseboard

OMG, I so totally missed the follow up. Sorry to be a bummer, but that picture came off a web site that sells baseboarding, it's not my house. I have no idea what the floor is made of.

I'm putting your name in my little book. You officially owe me 7 minutes and 20 seconds.

I'm putting your name in my little book. You officially owe me 7 minutes and 20 seconds.