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Square-edge Cladding

These simple sawn square-edge boards are a versatile and cost-effective option for rustic vertical timber cladding or screening. Boards can be overlapped or spaced to create a range of styles commonly known as Yorkshire Boarding and Open Board cladding.

Code

VSE

Style

Rustic

Species

Larch, Western Red Cedar & Oak

Orientation

Vertical

What is Square Edge Cladding?

Square-edge cladding boards are simple sawn planks, normally 25mm thick and available in a range of widths. Square-edge boards are only suitable for vertical installation.
Commonly, square-edge cladding boards are supplied in green (fresh sawn) timber with a rough sawn finish.
All cladding species are available for this profile although we do not recommend finger-jointed oak and sweet chestnut.

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Specification

Square-edge Cladding from Vastern Timber

Supplied by Vastern Timber sales@vastern.co.uk

  • Profile code VSE1
  • Thickness of 25mm
  • Widths from 50mm to 200mm
  • Random lengths 1.8mt – 3.5mt+
  • Available in all cladding species
  • Supplied uncoated. No treatment required.

Species

Available in 
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British Cedar Accept-icon
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British Larch Accept-icon
Green British Larch /Douglas Fir Accept-icon
Siberian Larch Accept-icon
Canadian Cedar Accept-icon

Dimensions

Length

Random lengths from 1.8mt – 3.5mt+ depending on specie

Dimensions
Depth Overall width
25mm 100mm
25mm 125mm
25mm 150mm
25mm 175mm

Boards may vary in each dimension by +/- 3mm

Profiles

Installation

How to fix
Face fix only. Do not try to hide the fixings.  Two nails per board / batten

Batten type
Treated softwood. 50mm thick x 50mm wide

Batten spacing
400 – 600mm

Nail type
Stainless steel ring shank nails.
65mm or 75mm for 25mm boards

When to fix
Dependent on species. Installing green (fresh sawn) during warm months is not advisable.

Other considerations
It is important to consider the potential dimensional shrinkage and movement of green timber. Depending on the species, boards may shrink by 10% over the first two to three years as the wood dries. If exposed to hot, dry weather before or soon after fitting, boards are likely to cup, warp and split. The best time to fit green timber cladding is in the autumn or winter.

Disclaimer

While the utmost care has been taken to provide accurate information, Vastern Timber shall not be held responsible for any consequences arising from any errors or omissions on this website nor for any damages resulting from the use of the information.

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