Aluminium that looks and feels like wood. The natural beauty and timeless appeal of wood with the capabilities of aluminium. Knotwood uses a state of the art sublimation process to create woodlike aluminium thats greener, safer, stronger and easier to use than wood. From traditional warm woody hues to dark

Explore the world of sustainable wooden cladding for exterior walls. Dive into the transformative impact of eco-friendly wooden cladding options, blending natural beauty with modern design elements. Discover how sustainable materials can elevate the aesthetic appeal of a home's exterior while making an environmentally-conscious statement. Join us as we journey through the harmony of nature, design, and sustainability in exterior home beautification.

Want to see how our Larch cladding was used in a 3 house development in Cambridgeshire? There are a selection of photographs to look at here.

Explore the top three trends in exterior timber cladding that are redefining modern architecture. From innovative installations to blending materials, discover how timber is transforming facades.

Dear GBA'ers, I'm planning on using hardie panels to create a rainscreen system for my cladding as follows: 1/2" OSB Tyvek 2" Roxul comfort board 1x4 strapping at 12" oc (also the airgap) 5/8" hardie panels (2'x4' staggered brick pattern) I want to just screw the panels right to the strapping, and have open air gaps at the joints. (see example photo)

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Located in Hobart the Long House incorporated Trendplank Silvertop Ash Cladding with a clear oil and our premium Shou Sugi Ban charred finish

For the extension of a museum in Mänttä, Finland, Spanish studio MX_SI proposed a building with mullioned wooden cladding.

Looking for an attractive and sustainable timber cladding for your project? Our Western Red Cedar cladding has exceptional performance.

Image 12 of 38 from gallery of Tri-Tessellate / AKDA. Photograph by AKDA

Mortlock Timber offers Shou Sugi Ban, which is the method of charred timber cladding with fire to protect and achieve a dark, premium look.

Each block is differently coloured along the internal face of the bay windows of the hostel in bright colours to create an identity.