What Are Lengthening Timber Joints
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The fixing together of two or more pieces of timber end to end to increase the total length.
[edit] Mitre or Scarf Joint:
The mitre or scarf joint is commonly used for joining lengths of mouldings or skirtings to create long runs. It is a simple 45° cut, with the timbers either pinned or just butt jointed.
[edit] Slip Tongue:
The slip Tongue joint is used to lengthen panels, usually particleboard, high density floor board and is even used for timber panelling where the ends will not be seen.
