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Pricing T&G Knotty Pine Paneling

12 years ago
I just remodeled my kitchen and removed the knotty pine paneling that was in the dinette area. I understand from my contractor that the paneling is unusual in that it also has a pattern on the back side, making it what he called "novelty paneling." The front looks like regular T&G paneling, but the back has an area 3-4" wide that is routed with grooves. Unfortunately the only photo I have is of a piece that split, but maybe it shows enough to give an idea of the pattern. I would love to sell this for a little cash to help pay for the kitchen :) Any ideas on the best way to go about doing that, and especially, what price to ask? I have about 25 pieces for an 8' ceiling and 15 pieces that are about 4.5' long. Thanks for your help!