Copenhague Cladding Spruce or Poplar T.H.T.

Description

Copenhague cladding is a timber board with a classic profile, designed for understated, durable and attractive projects. Available in Spruce or Poplar, it is treated using a T.H.T. (high-temperature thermal modification) process carried out with steam, with no chemical additives. This natural treatment significantly improves the durability and stability of the timber, making it suitable for outdoor use in use class 3a / 3b. Fitted with an end tongue-and-groove system for a neat, even finish, Copenhague cladding can be installed vertically or horizontally, in accordance with DTU 41.2. Specifications Copenhague 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 135 mm) and T.H.T. Poplar (20 x 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 saturator (natural oils and pigments) Use class: 3a / 3b Reaction to fire: D-s2, d0 Installation: vertical or horizontal, visible fixing Compliance: DTU 41.2 Certification: PEFC Benefits Traditional profile with tongue-and-groove joints for an even result Timber treated without chemicals, durable and stable Customisable finish: brushed, untreated or Rubio coloured Easy to install on any type of façade Standardised widths to simplify supply Suitable for projects requiring no long-term maintenance Applications Copenhague cladding is ideal for exterior façades, in new builds or renovations. It suits detached houses, extensions, commercial premises or decorative linings seeking a timber covering that is authentic, simple and effective, with the option of adding a contemporary touch through a tinted finish.