Planed cladding

Planed and treated claddings are so important to Southern Timber that we have a designated area of the website devoted to them.

Cladding boards can be used horizontally, diagonally or vertically depending on the building and timber profile used. Horizontal cladding tends to be the popular choice, with profiled boards providing interesting shadows. Attractive designs can made with diagonal cladding.

Pressure treated cladding includes shiplap, stockwalling and TGV.

     ● 38 x 100 loglap, planed redwood, misc. lengths
     ● 50 x 150 loglap, planed redwood, misc. lengths
     ● 19 x 125 shiplap, planed redwood, misc. lengths
     ● 19 x 150 shiplap, planed redwood, misc. lengths
     ● 25 x 150 shiplap, planed redwood, misc. lengths
     ● 50 x 200 stockwalling, planed redwood, misc. lengths
     ● 19 x 100 TGV, planed redwood, misc. lengths
     ● 25 x 150 TGV, planed redwood, misc. lengths

Untreated cladding includes bead’n’butt, redwood and oak TGV. Cedar cladding requires no treatment but is used mainly out of doors

     ● 19 x 150 bead & butt planed redwood, misc. lengths
     ● 16 x 100 TGV planed redwood, misc. lengths
     ● 25 x 150 TGV planed redwood, misc. lengths
     ● 14 x 150 TGV planed oak, misc. lengths
     ● 14 x 150 TGV planed oakd, misc. lengths
     ● 25 x 150 shiplap, western red cedar, misc. lengths
     ● 25 x 100 TGV, western red cedar, misc. lengths
     ● 25 x 150 TGV, western red cedar, misc. lengths