Lumber profiles describe milling and joint families. Installed assemblies, such as board and batten, are a different kind of choice. Installed face width comes from the selected product’s current configuration, not a universal actual-size table on this page.
Milling vs installed assembly
A profile page explains how the board is milled or how the joint is made. A project hub helps you pick an application. Board and batten is an installed wall using boards and battens; it is not listed here as a single milled-board profile.
Profile Categories
Square Edge
S4S, E4E, and S1S2E surfacing options. The simplest profile—flat faces, square edges, no interlocking joint. Used for trim, shelving, furniture, and general construction.
Tongue & Groove
T&G joint education: V-joint, T&G Nickel Gap, flooring match, and reversible beaded/V-joint. Installed face comes from the selected product.
Overlap Siding
Channel Rustic, shiplap, and bevel overlap families. Not T&G. Board and batten is an assembly — see the siding hub.
Decking Profiles
S4S square-edge versus pre-grooved decking. Installed face and hardware belong on the species planner or product record.
Rustic & Log
Channel Rustic, Wavy Edge Cedar (Haida Skirl), and D-Log siding. Textured profiles for cabins, lodges, and mountain architecture.