Tongue and groove didn't line up which made installation and the finish complicated. The completed product ended up looking great though

The rendering of the Bunnings email requesting a review is almost invisible in iOS in dark mode However, clicking submit takes me to a webpage that is ok, so here goes . We’ve all seen these used on the Block to great effect. In reality here’s my experience, which is generally goodOn a small table saw with a sharp blade , setup properly, and with the cut lines tapes with masking tape, the item cuts cleaning without chippingMade of MDF , when used in areas that are prone to impact, I think the scallops will chip and get damaged in time, so I put felt protectors on the bar stools that I know will bump into it. However, people sitting in front of it will probably mark it up with their shoes. All fixed with more paint of course. Uses of vacuum cleaner would want to ... MoreThe rendering of the Bunnings email requesting a review is almost invisible in iOS in dark mode However, clicking submit takes me to a webpage that is ok, so here goes . We’ve all seen these used on the Block to great effect. In reality here’s my experience, which is generally goodOn a small table saw with a sharp blade , setup properly, and with the cut lines tapes with masking tape, the item cuts cleaning without chippingMade of MDF , when used in areas that are prone to impact, I think the scallops will chip and get damaged in time, so I put felt protectors on the bar stools that I know will bump into it. However, people sitting in front of it will probably mark it up with their shoes. All fixed with more paint of course. Uses of vacuum cleaner would want to avoid clacking into it with the wandThe tongue and groove joins are not a perfect solution. They use a strip of semi flexible plastic rather than a proper tongue and groove. You can’t get a perfect join, but it’s pretty good. I filled the hairline crack I had with acrylic gap filler pushing it into the crack with my finger as far as possible and cleaning around the crack/join with a wet clean rag.These paint up fine but you can’t use a roller. Spray would be best but I used a brush and a Matt paint. If you went satin or gloss the brush marks are your problem to deal with.Overall I really like the product,it has added movement and modernity to a previously dated surface that was given the Block treatment when it was trendy a few years back, of wood effect floorboards .

Great product to work with.