
Technical characteristics
- Wood species
- Certification
- Use class
- Durability class
- Country of origin
- Treatment type
- Appearance
- Material
- Installation method
- Laying direction
- Dimensions (L × W × H) (mm)
- 20x70x20; 145x20
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Description
Kebony Clear Rhombus 60° cladding is made from FSC®-certified radiata pine treated with the patented Kebony® technology. This innovative process uses a bio-based additive that permanently modifies the cell structure of the wood in order to improve its durability, dimensional stability and weather resistance. Its 60° rhombus open-joint profile brings a contemporary architectural design while preserving privacy and limiting direct visibility through the cladding. With no exposed knots, Kebony Clear offers a premium, uniform finish that changes naturally to an elegant silver-grey shade. Benefits Premium appearance: uniform surface with very few or no visible knots. Contemporary design: 60° rhombus open-joint profile creating a modern relief effect. Exceptional durability: performance comparable to tropical hardwoods. Environmentally friendly: bio-based treatment and FSC® certification. Minimal maintenance: no preservative treatment required. Excellent dimensional stability: low shrinkage and low movement. Natural patina: harmonious change towards a silver-grey. Technical specifications Available dimensions: 20 x 70 mm 20 x 145 mm Profile: 60° rhombus open-joint Appearance: smooth surface, few or no visible knots Certification: FSC® Species: radiata pine Origin: New Zealand Applications: external cladding, architectural facades, contemporary claddings, privacy screens.
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