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Cladding

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.

How Timber Cladding Changes Colour & Weathers (& How To Protect It)

Timber cladding adds a beautiful, contemporary facade to any building, but as a natural material that’s exposed to the elements, it can change over time.

Timber Cladding Buyer’s Guide: 4 Key Things To Consider

Like the architectural look of timber cladding, but not sure where to start when planning a new project?

Thermally-Modified Timber: What Is It & How Is It Made?

You might be familiar with thermally-modified timber products, like Thermo-ayous, Thermo-pine, Thermo-tulipwood and Thermo-ash – also commonly referred to as ThermoWood.

Duffield Timber: Official Authorised Suppliers of Accoya

When it comes to Accoya cladding and decking, you can have complete confidence in our team’s knowledge and expertise – we are official dealers.

Introducing Burnblock®: Safer Timber Cladding for a Safer Future

Burnblock® – a natural fire retardant treatment for timber cladding – is the latest addition to our innovative range of timber cladding solutions.

Timber Cladding Fire Safety Ratings & Rules: Is It a Fire Risk?

The Grenfell disaster and the ongoing cladding crisis in the UK has naturally led architects, contractors, specifiers and home improvers to question the safety of materials used for cladding.

Timber vs Composite Cladding: What’s Best for Your Project?

Cladding can add beauty to any garden room, house or commercial building. But is solid wood better than a wood-plastic mix (also known as composite)? It depends what your priorities are.

What’s the Difference Between Feather-edge and Shiplap Cladding?

The type of wood you choose for your cladding project is one key consideration, but you also need to think about the profile — that is, how boards are machined. Feather-edge and shiplap are two popular options.

Douglas Fir vs Siberian Larch Cladding: Which Is Best?

When it comes to exterior jobs like cladding, two timber species often cross many people’s lips — Douglas Fir and Siberian Larch. Which is best for your project?

Cladding vs. Rendering: Differences, Design Ideas & Costs

As two popular exterior finishes for homes across the UK, both cladding and rendering can add value and curb appeal to your property.