CBE Cladding

Description

CBE claddings are designed to provide an aesthetic, durable and protective finish to facades. Available in several thicknesses, widths and wood species, they can be used to create both tongue-and-groove and overlapping claddings. Thanks to local woods such as Limousin Douglas fir or high-performing species like larch or Northern fir, CBE claddings guarantee excellent long-term durability, whether for new builds or renovations. Advantages Compatible with tongue-and-groove or overlapping depending on the profile. Wide choice of species: local Douglas fir, Northern fir, larch. Good natural or imparted durability depending on use classes (3a and 3b). Natural and warm aesthetic suited to modern or traditional constructions. Varied dimensions to adapt to site needs. Main characteristics Cladding types: Solid cladding Landais cladding Available thicknesses: 21 mm, 22 mm, 28 mm, 44 mm and (Landais cladding) 20 mm Available widths: 130 mm (21 mm thick); 100 – 110 – 125 – 130 – 135 mm (22 mm thick); 170 – 175 mm (28 mm thick); 110 – 130 – 135 – 170 mm (44 mm thick) (Landais) 45 – 185 mm Species: Limousin Douglas fir Northern fir Larch Use classes: 3a and 3b

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