Islande Cladding Spruce or Poplar T.H.T.

Description

The Islande cladding is a contemporary-profile timber siding with beveled edges, designed for modern, graphic facades, in vertical or horizontal installation. Available in Spruce or Poplar, it is High-Temperature treated (T.H.T.), a natural process without chemical inputs that significantly improves the durability and stability of the wood outdoors (use class 3a / 3b). Thanks to its end tongue-and-groove joints, its beveled edges and its many dimensions, the Islande cladding allows for composing facades with marked relief and a contemporary look, with simple installation by exposed fixing, in accordance with DTU 41.2. Specifications The Islande cladding is made in France from PEFC-certified wood, guaranteeing sustainable forest management. It is planed on all 4 sides, has end tongue-and-groove joints, beveled edges, and is fixed with exposed nails. Available species: Spruce T.H.T. (20 x 65 / 85 / 135 mm and 27 x 65 / 85 / 135 mm) and Poplar T.H.T. (20 x 65 / 85 / 135 mm) Available lengths: Generally between 3.00 m and 5.40 m for Spruce and 1.60 m to 3.00 m for Poplar Available options (Spruce only): brushed, rough sawn and color finish with Rubio saturator (natural oils and pigments) Use class: 3a / 3b Reaction to fire: D-s2, d0 Installation: Vertical or horizontal, exposed fixing Compliance: DTU 41.2 Certification: PEFC Advantages Beveled edges for a modern, structured facade relief Many sections for great freedom of composition Naturally stable and durable wood without chemical products Finishing options: rough, brushed, Rubio saturated Simple installation with end tongue-and-groove PEFC-certified wood, made in France Applications The Islande cladding is ideal for contemporary facade projects, with a search for relief, contrast or graphic structure. It adapts to new constructions, extensions, commercial buildings or housing, in vertical or horizontal installation.

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