Timber Cladding

The Channel Siding Cladding delivers reliable weather protection while creating a bold, uniform look thanks to its distinctive shadow lines. Typically installed horizontally, it produces clean, continuous lines that emphasise the length of a building and add a sleek, contemporary finish. This profile is machined in the Midlands in a variety of timber species including Radiata Pine and Redwood Thermowood. 

Versatile enough for both modern and traditional designs, Channel Siding Profiled Cladding works beautifully in residential and commercial products alike. Whether you're cladding a home or a larger commercial structure, this profile offers an effortless way to achieve a striking, high-quality exterior. 

Shiplap Cladding is a great choice for projects that require reliable weather protection, clean lines, and a modern finish. Designed with overlapping profile that helps shed water effectively, Shiplap Cladding provides a durable and visually consistent exterior, making it one of the most popular timber cladding profiles. Typically installed horizontally, it creates subtle shadow lines that enhance the length of a building in a neat, uniform appearance. 

Machined in the Midlands, Shiplap Cladding comes in a variety of timber species including European Oak and British Larch/Douglas Fir, for external and internal use. 

Ideal for contemporary and traditional cladding projects, Shiplap Cladding is widely used on new-build homes, renovations, garden rooms and exteriors to older properties thanks to its versatility for both residential and commercial applications. Offering style and longevity, it's a perfect balance of clean aesthetic and durability. 

Featheredge cladding is also known as weatherboarding or feather-edge boarding and it is a traditional means of cladding homes. It is simply a sawn board cut on the diagonal to produce a tapered board that is overlapped when fitted, similar to roof tiles. A classic and high durable timber cladding profile, for strong weather resistance and a traditional, rustic finish. 

Designed to be laid horizontally, it is important to make allowances for at least a 35mm overlap on each board (50mm is best) when making your calculations. If your boards are exposed to varying weather conditions before fitting, they are likely to cup, warp and split; the ideal time to fit cladding to keep this to a minimum is between the months of October and April and within 7 to 14 days of delivery. It is of the utmost importance to follow fixing guidelines when fitting your cladding, due to the natural characteristics of the timber used.

It is recommended that the fine sawn face of the board is exposed as opposed to the planed face, this will not only give you that traditional featheredge finish, but will allow the timber to accept and retain any treatment, thus keeping future maintenance of your cladding to a minimum.

Traditionally, Oak cladding was used but more recently other species have proven to be both durable and popular due to sometimes significantly lower costs. Here you will find Oak, as well as English Larch, Siberian Larch, Treated English Softwood and Black Painted Kiln-Dried Whitewood featheredge boards in various section sizes, suitable for applications in both residential and commercial settings.

Tongue and Groove Cladding is a versatile and premium cladding profile, designed to create a smooth and seamless fit for both exterior and interior projects. These boards are fixed together by inserting the tongue into the groove. The chamfering at the top and the bottom of the boards accentuates the individual boards by creating a subtle 'V' shadow line along the joints. Dependent on your style, they can be fitted either horizontally or vertically; should you choose to fit them horizontally, it is recommended that the boards are installed with the tongue uppermost, this is to allow any moisture to fall away from the tongue.

Ideal for vaulted ceilings, interior and exterior walls, feature panels and garden rooms, these Tongue and Groove Cladding boards are versatile in their use for every design. Clean lines and consistent finish make them perfect for contemporary and traditional applications, both residential and commercial. Machined in the Midlands, we offer these Tongue and Groove boards in a wide range of timber species such as European Oak, British Larch, Douglas Fir, Radiata Pine and Redwood Thermowood. 

Durable and reliable, these Tongue and Groove Cladding Boards are easy to install and add character and polished appearance to your project for years to come. 

Rain Screen Cladding, otherwise known as Splayed Cladding is rhomboid shaped boards that will form when fitted a modern timber façade by equally spacing the boards apart on top of a waterproof membrane. As the boards are not interlocked, the use of a waterproof membrane is essential.

Both a sustainable and a cost effective way of protecting and maintaining a wall, this profile is ideal for new builds as well as renovating older buildings due to its ability to help with insulation, damp and moisture problems. As well as practical benefits, there are also aesthetic ones - commonly fitted horizontally, you also have the ability to fix this profile vertically or even diagonally so that the bold shadow lines lie in any direction you wish, ultimately creating a stunning exterior feature wall.

Currently milled on site in the Midlands, these are available in a number of timber species including European Oak (with Air and Kiln Dried options) as well as softwoods such as British Larch and Douglas Fir, and thermally modified timber including Redwood Thermowood and Radiata Pine. 

Board on Board Cladding, more commonly known as Board and Batten Cladding, is a versatile and cost-effective timber cladding profile that combines practicality with contemporary style. Featuring overlapping boards, this Board on Board profile creates shadow lines, adding depth and visual interest to any project. These boards can be installed horizontally or vertically, as well as diagonally, making it suitable for a wide range of design styles and requirements. 

Machined in the Midlands, we offer these in a wide variety of timber species including European Oak, British Larch and Douglas Fir, as well as thermally modified Radiata Pine and Redwood Thermowood, with external and internal options. 

Ideal for residential and commercial cladding projects, Board on Board Cladding is quick and easy to install, highly durable and providing the perfect aesthetic look to any garden room, extension, exterior wall or feature panel. A striking, long-lasting finish for both modern and traditional buildings. 

If you're looking to achieve that effortlessly classic 'T&G' look, we are certain that our high quality V Tongue and Groove Cladding options will make it an easy choice.

V Tongue and Groove Cladding gives a clean and classic T&G appearance with a modern twist, thanks to its standard tongue and groove around the edges with subtle chamfered edges to create a 'V' shadow line that highlights each individual board and adds depth to your cladding project. 

What makes this profile different from the Tongue and Groove profile is that these boards are reversible so either face can be used. Dependent on your style, they can also be fitted either horizontally or vertically; should you choose to fit them horizontally, it is recommended that the boards are installed with the tongue uppermost, this is to allow any moisture to fall away from the tongue.

Available for external and internal use, with a variety of timber species perfect for any project. 

Half Lap Cladding is a sleek and practical timber cladding profile, offering excellent weather protection and a smooth, contemporary finish. Each board overlaps the next with a shallow, interlocking lap, creating a tight, secure fit that prevents moisture ingress. 

This profile is ideal for modern homes, garden buildings, extensions and commercial projects, providing durable protection without pronounced shadow lines of more traditional cladding styles. Half Lap cladding can be installed horizontally or vertically. 

With the refined look of this Half Lap Cladding Profile, it is perfect for a low-maintenance, long-lasting cladding option that enhances both new builds and renovation projects. 

Similar to the featheredge cladding profile, Rebated Featheredge is a sawn board cut on the diagonal to produce a tapered board that is overlapped when fitted, similar to roof tiles. Our rebated featheredge boards are rebated to enable the featheredge to fix flat for additional stability and improved weather resistance.

Designed to be laid horizontally, it is important to make allowances for at least a 35mm overlap on each board (50mm is best) when making your calculations. Using rebated feather-edge horizontal boards for cladding, it is possible to reduce the overlap to 25mm but you should have a 2mm gap to allow for possible expansion of the boards. If your boards are exposed to varying weather conditions before fitting, they are likely to cup, warp and split; the ideal time to fit cladding to keep this to a minimum is between the months of October and April and within 7 to 14 days of delivery. It is of the utmost importance to follow fixing guidelines when fitting your cladding, due to the natural characteristics of the timber used.

Traditionally oak cladding was used but more recently other species have proven to be both durable and popular due to sometimes significantly lower costs. Here you will find our range of Rebated Featheredge Cladding in various section sizes and species at affordable prices.