Montréal Cladding Spruce or Poplar T.H.T.

Description

Montréal cladding is a timber board with a contemporary look, characterised by a wide choice of sections and an end tongue-and-groove profile, designed for modern, dynamic and bespoke façades. Available in Spruce and Poplar thermally modified at high temperature (T.H.T.), it is naturally stable and durable, with no chemical treatment. This cladding can be installed vertically or horizontally, with exposed nail fixing, in accordance with the installation rules of DTU 41.2. Thanks to its variety of sizes, it suits every type of project and façade rhythm. Specifications Montréal 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 60 / 80 / 130 / 180 mm and 27 x 60 / 80 / 130 / 180 mm) and T.H.T. Poplar (20 x 60 / 80 / 130 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, face-fixed Compliance: DTU 41.2 Certification: PEFC Benefits A wide choice of sections for customising façades Durable timber with no chemical treatment Choice of finish: untreated, brushed or Rubio saturated Suitable for vertical or horizontal installation A natural product from sustainably managed forests Suitable for housing and commercial buildings alike Applications Montréal cladding is perfectly suited to the exterior façades of contemporary houses, design-led extensions, public buildings or commercial premises. It offers great freedom of composition thanks to its many widths and thicknesses, for dynamic, structured and modern façades.