Top 10 uses for YELLOWTongue flooring - lining mancave or shed walls to cheap shelving and benchtops

[@FixitFingers]

Hahaha, every video should end with a cocktail dedicated to the build. Refreshing and humorous 😉

[@rowanferguson]

Mate, I did think of this and decided if even one person likes it I'll do it. I'll have to create a cocktail and call it fixit fingers.

[@FixitFingers]

@@rowanferguson hahaha... That could get messy but I promise I'll copy it and give a review 🤣

[@fathogwoodworking]

Great video. Lots of uses for a good material.

[@PhoenixOenix]

Thanks I've decided todo something similar to line our shed. Slightly more information like how you secured it would be useful in the future.

[@rowanferguson]

Thanks for the feedback. I used self tapping metal screws through pre drilled holes in the yellow tongue. I counter sunk the holes too.

[@petertwining5729]

Another great video and some awesome ideas there for the yellow tongue and drink caddy.

[@rowanferguson]

Thank you!

[@drewgossage8842]

Another great upload mate👍 Be honest though, is the fit and finish of your sheds as perfect as they look in the videos 😂 Thanks for the content cobba👍

[@rowanferguson]

Just don't look too hard hahaha

[@vtbn53]

A very good video, well done.

[@rowanferguson]

Thanks for the visit

[@garryshilson-josling4310]

Great video. And a good tip about supporting the material when using it on the wall. Question: do you put the smooth side in or out on the wall? And are there any problems painting the shiny side - it’s water resistant so is it paint resistant too? Thanks.

[@willmakeig293]

Thanks for the video, great insight. We are using yellow tongue flooring for a hut on our property, after we've completed sanding the floor can we put a stain down prior to putting on the polyurethane? And would you need to put a primer on prior to applying a stain. Ideally looking for something like your bench top only a bit darker. Cheers!

[@rowanferguson]

I'm not an expert but I'd be looking at applying a sanding sealer first, it'll also help get an even stain.