Cladding
Cladding can add extraordinary value and style to any commercial or home improvement project — a natural, durable and decorative touch.
Cladding is available in a range of timber species, profiles and designs. For a project that stands out, discover our expert insights, trends and tips.
Timber Cladding Guide: Best External Wood Cladding Species, Profiles, Types, Treatments & Maintenance
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Whether you’re cladding an exterior wall of your house, your outdoor space, an entire commercial building or just your garden shed, there’s a lot of choices to be made.
Thermo-Ayous: A Beautiful, Durable, Exotic, On-trend Cladding & Fencing Species
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Catch the eye with thermally-treated Ayous, one of the latest additions to our range of cladding and fencing species.
Timber Trend: ‘Weathered’ Grey Cedar & Larch Timber Cladding: Why & How?
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It turns out George Clooney isn’t the only silver fox that has got people swooning — introducing grey timber cladding!
The Best Types of Cladding for Your Shed, Garden Room, Garden Office Or Summerhouse
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An unsightly outbuilding can immediately downgrade your garden. So, what’s the ideal type of wood for cladding the exterior of a shed, garden room, garden office or summerhouse? Which profile should I go for?
Your Guide to Western Red Cedar: The Species, Qualities & Uses
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Western Red Cedar is one of the most popularly-specified timbers. It’s no surprise why.
Horizontal vs. Vertical Timber Cladding: Which Is Best For My Project?
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When you’re planning a new cladding project, you’ve got a few things to consider. The timber species, the profile — but also its orientation.
Do I Need Planning Permission for Exterior Wood Cladding?
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Stylish, design-led cladding adds a unique, attractive aesthetic feature to any property. The question is: can I crack on straight away, or do I need to seek planning permission?
Shiplap vs. V-Groove: Which Tongue & Groove Profile Is Best?
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Embarking on a cladding project? You’ll need to make some important choices, such as the timber species you want to use, but also the profile you need.