Thermo- Nordic Pine Rainscreen Cladding DTC28
Profile Description
Rainscreen cladding is a contemporary, decorative open profile that can be for vertical or horizontal fixing. Like tongue and groove shadow gap profiles, fixing with a gap utilises natural light to create dynamic shading.
Key Features
18 x 140mm (138mm Cover including 10mm gap)
Available Lengths
2.15 - 5.4m
| Price | Variation |
|---|---|
| £4.27 | per linear metre |
| £30.95 | M² |
prices shown exclude VAT
Weathering; What to Expect
In it's natural state Thermo-Nordic Pine is a light to medium brown tone. with exposure to UV it will start to weather and start to change to a silverly grey tone
Species available
Species:
Thermo-Nordic Pine
Thermo-Nordic Pine (Thermo Pine) is thermally modified Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris), slow-grown in Nordic forests, heat-treated at around 212°C in a controlled, oxygen-free atmosphere. The process — no chemicals involved — improves the timber's durability to Class 2 and removes the moisture and resins that cause movement, producing a dimensionally stable exterior cladding board with significantly reduced swelling and shrinkage.
Slow Nordic growth gives the pine a tight, even grain, and thermal modification turns it a rich, uniform caramel-brown throughout the board — not just at the surface. Left uncoated, it weathers naturally to silver-grey; a UV-protective coating maintains the brown tone. Small, sound knots give it a more characterful appearance than clear-grade species like Thermo-Ayous.
Sourced from sustainably managed Scandinavian forests, imported and machined in-house, Thermo-Nordic Pine is available in a range of profiles for cladding and fencing projects of any scale — a cost-effective alternative to Cedar and tropical hardwoods.

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