Description

Alaska cladding stands out for its vertical profile with end tongue-and-groove joints, designed for understated, rhythmic and elegant façades. Made from Spruce or Poplar thermally modified at high temperature (T.H.T.), it benefits from a natural, chemical-free process that improves its durability, dimensional stability and outdoor performance (use class 3a / 3b). Alaska cladding is designed exclusively for vertical installation with exposed nail fixing, in accordance with the professional rules of DTU 41.2. It offers a natural timber look that can be customised with untreated, brushed or Rubio-coloured finishes. Specifications Alaska cladding is made in France from PEFC-certified timber, guaranteeing sustainable forest management. It is planed on all 4 faces, has end tongue-and-groove joints and is fixed with exposed nails. Species available: T.H.T. Spruce (20 x 65 / 85 / 135 mm and 27 x 65 / 85 / 135 mm) and T.H.T. Poplar (20 x 65 / 85 / 135 mm) Lengths available: generally between 3.00 m and 5.40 m for Spruce and 1.60 m to 3.00 m for Poplar Options available (Spruce only): brushed, rough sawn and colour finish with Rubio penetrating finish (natural oils and pigments) Use class: 3a / 3b Reaction to fire: D-s2, d0 Installation: vertical only, face-fixed Compliance: DTU 41.2 Certification: PEFC Benefits Contemporary vertical profile with tongue-and-groove joints Many sections available to create varied rhythms Naturally stable, durable timber thanks to the T.H.T. process Customisable finish: untreated, brushed or Rubio-coloured Simple installation on a timber frame in accordance with DTU 41.2 PEFC timber from sustainably managed forests Applications Alaska cladding is ideal for the vertical façades of detached houses, timber extensions, public buildings or wall linings. It suits projects seeking a natural or tinted timber look, with simple installation and great design flexibility thanks to the many sections on offer.