Cladding
The natural features and character of hardwood timber cladding can be a significant contributor to the architectural style of residential or commercial buildings. The extensive range of woodgrain textures and colour tones available across Stagwood’s eight hardwood timber species can influence a contemporary design style, a rustic ambiance
or an industrial edge.
Premium Australian Hardwoods - Cladding
Key Details
Applications
Residential housing, commercial construction and civic spaces
Board Lengths
900 to 4800 mm. Available in most sizes.
Sizes (mm)
76 x 19
122 x 19
Species
Spotted Gum, Forest Red Gum, Ironbark (Red or Grey), Blackbutt, Queensland Blondes, Tallowwood,
Silvertop Ash (request profile design).
Grades
Class 1: Spotted Gum, Forest Red Gum, Grey Ironbark, Red Ironbark, Blackbutt, Queensland Blondes, Tallowwood
Class 2: Silvertop Ash.
Advantages
Stagwood’s cladding range offers two sizes of shiplap design, timber profiles. Select from eight hardwood timber species, BAL rated timbers and Class 1 or Class 2 durability ratings, for cladding that will perform for decades in Australian conditions. Install horizontally for a traditional effect or vertically to achieve a contemporary architectural style.
Before fixing Stagwood claddings, all wall openings, vertical and horizontal joins, sills, heads and corners must be weatherproofed with flashing to comply with National Construction Codes.