Cladding boards – types, features and benefits

Cladding boards – timber and composite cladding boards

Cladding boards are a modern and stylish way to finish the exterior walls of buildings. With a wide choice of materials – from timber cladding panels to composite cladding boards and wood-effect options – you can create an attractive and durable house exterior. Our products combine the natural beauty of wood with high resistance to weather conditions, and are quick and convenient to install.

Why choose cladding boards?

• Durability and resistance – composite cladding boards do not require impregnation, do not crack and do not lose their colour when exposed to sunlight or rain.

• Natural appearance – timber and wood-effect boards blend beautifully with their surroundings, giving buildings a prestigious look.

• Easy installation – cladding panels can be secured quickly, and the appropriate fixing system provides stability and ventilation for the cladding.

• Economical – investing in composite cladding pays off thanks to low maintenance costs and long-lasting durability.

Types of cladding boards

• Composite cladding boards – a blend of wood flour and polymers, ideal for modern façades.

• Timber cladding boards – a classic, natural option for traditional homes.

• Wood-effect cladding panels – the appearance of wood without the need for maintenance.

Installing cladding boards

Installation is carried out on special profiles and joists, allowing walls to be finished quickly and neatly. Adequate ventilation prevents moisture and extends the service life of the entire cladding system.

Related products and inspiration

For a coordinated design, consider combining the cladding with other composite elements:

• Composite decking board for patios – helps create a consistent look for your home and garden.

• Composite joist – essential for installing decking and cladding.

• Exterior wall slats – complement the façade design and give it a modern character.

Cladding board prices

The cost depends on the type of material, thickness and finish. Composite cladding boards are an economical solution in the long term – with no maintenance costs, the total cost of ownership is lower than for natural timber.