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.
The Best Waterproof & Rot Resistant Woods (& Finishes to Apply)
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As it’s a natural, porous material, wood can be susceptible to rot and decay if it’s overexposed to moisture. The wood can swell and shrink depending on humidity, which may lead to warping and cracking.
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 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 Wood (& Design Ideas) for Garden Shed Cladding
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An unsightly outbuilding immediately downgrades your garden. Here’s our guide to creating a durable, design-led shed.
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.
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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Shiplap and V-groove (or V-joint) are two of the most popular types of cladding profile. Both can have a tongue and groove fit.