Siberian Larch Rebated Featheredge Cladding DTC25

Profile Description

Featheredge cladding has a traditional rural connotation and remains a very popular choice for barn conversions and out buildings, yet it doesn't look out of place in a contemporary setting or modern home façade

Key Features

18 x 144mm (128mm Cover)

Available Lengths

4.0m only

Price	Variation
£8.59	per linear metre
£67.15	M²

prices shown exclude VAT

Product Features

ORIGIN

Siberia

GRADE

Unsorted (I-III)

APPEARANCE

Light straw coloured with a uniform dynamic grain patten. Boards will contain some sound knots but overall a clean and contemporary look

MODIFIED

WEATHERING

Siberian Larch will naturally silver within 12-18 months

CERTIFICATION

Sustainably sourced from well managed forests. FSC certified

DURABILITY

Naturally durable Class 3 BS- EN 350 – 2

STABILITY

Good stability with low dimensional movement. Can shrink and swell at an average of 3% of the board width

SURFACE FINISH

Planed, RawTex® & Structured

COATINGS

Can be factory coated with SIOOX Clear (Original) Light Grey & Mid Grey. Colourflex®, Chartex® and other wood protection systems

FIRE RETARDANT

Can be treated with Burnblock EN 4915:2013 / Euro Class B

FIXINGS

Stainless steel Screws (Face fixing advised)

Also available in

Painted Whitewood

Siberian Larch

European Green Oak

Western Red Cedar

Species:
Siberian Larch

Beauty, durability and stability — Siberian Larch is a premier softwood for exterior cladding.

Our range covers both horizontal and vertical cladding across V-groove, shadow gap, rainscreen and feather edge profiles.

A straw to yellow brown timber with a characterful grain pattern, Siberian Larch is available in two grades — A (unsorted) and B (sawfalling)

Siberian Larch A consists of 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade boards, with no nominated percentage of each included, but consistently tested to meet the recognised grade.

1st grade boards are virtually clear with sound pin knots; 2nd grade can contain 5–6 sound or dead knots up to the size of a 5 pence piece; 3rd grade boards can contain up to 10–12 mixed size knots up to 10p size, some of which can be dead or loose.