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Shiplap Home-Grown Larch

Our Home-grown larch shiplap cladding providing a lovely finish. The amazing colour ages with beauty to easy on the eye silver with time. The 145mm x 19mm profile also provides an extremely heavy-duty cladding for all projects. Larch has been known and used for years as one of the most durable softwoods available. It's naturally rot-resistant will last many years. Being such a dense wood, the larch doesn't need treatment but can be stained to keep it's naturally red/pink colour. A great modern looking timber for all outdoor buildings, especially with outdoor offices or sheds. A sustainable timber that is sourced in the UK very often In Devon! Largely reducing the carbon footprint. The only real difference between Homegrown larch Cladding and Imported is Homegrown has a much more open grain, giving a more rustic appearance – that many customers actually prefer – starting with the usual red/brown colour and ‘silvering’ over time as it weathers. Home-grown larch is much faster grown and has regular beautiful small & large knots sometimes up to 50mm and when machined can sometimes be slightly fluffy especially around knots. Width (MM) - 145mm (Finished Size) Thickness (MM) - 19mm (Finished Size) Length (M) - 1.8m (6ft), 2.4m (8ft) and 3.6m (12ft) Face Coverage - 136mm Overlap - 9mm Timber Type - Homegrown Larch Surface Finish - Planed Timber Treatment - Untreated timber - Larch is a naturally very durable and long-lasting timber. Although to keep its colour and last even longer we would recommend Osmo Stains Please note - This is homegrown and not graded, please allow for 20% of wastage. It is common to see naturally occurring defects like knots, both live and dead, sap pockets and surface shakes, these cannot be graded out and as a result, you will see a percentage of this.

£17.82

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