Shed Repair - where can I source ShipLap boards?

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    Not sure this is in the correct place, but does anywhere know when I can get 3/4 shiplap boards to repair the bottom few runs on my shed?

    i tried the local DIY shops, but nowhere seems to stock shiplap. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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      Thanks. Maybe I should ask again in my local Wickes as I couldn't find it and the sales assistant said that they didn't stock it.
       
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      Go back to Wickes - they do it in two lengths:

      Product Code: 120807
      Pack size: Single - Width: 121mm: Length: 1800mm: Depth: 12mm @ £4.59 each

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      Product Code: 120809
      Pack size: Single - Width: 121mm: Length: 2400mm: Depth: 12mm @ £5.89 each
       
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        I thought Wickes had different size stores (like Tescos do) so smaller ones may not stock all the products on the website.
         
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        Timber merchants or fencing companies should stock it. :dbgrtmb:
         
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        Available at any builders yard :)
         
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