Oléron Cladding Spruce T.H.T.

Description

Oléron cladding is a board-on-board cladding system specially designed for vertical façades in a traditional or coastal style. It is made up of two complementary elements: a wide main board and a narrower cover strip, providing enhanced protection and an even play of shadow. Made from Spruce thermally modified at high temperature (T.H.T.), this cladding is naturally stabilised, with no chemical additives, and is suitable for outdoor use in use class 3a / 3b. It is intended for vertical, face-fixed installation and meets the requirements of DTU 41.2. Specifications Oléron cladding is made in France from PEFC-certified timber, guaranteeing sustainable forest management. It is planed on all 4 faces, square cut at the ends and fixed with exposed nails. Species available: T.H.T. Spruce Sections available: – 27 x 65 mm (cover strip) with 17 x 175 mm (main board) – 27 x 65 mm (cover strip) with 17 x 125 mm (main board) Lengths available: generally between 3.00 m and 5.40 m subject to timber availability Options available: 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 only, face-fixed Compliance: DTU 41.2 Certification: PEFC Benefits Board-on-board system for a traditional, protective look Naturally durable timber with no chemical treatment Possible finishes: untreated, brushed or Rubio saturated Square cut ends for a neat, precise installation Simple vertical installation, compliant with DTU standards PEFC-certified product, made in France Applications Oléron cladding is ideal for timber houses, agricultural or coastal buildings, extensions or chalets seeking a traditional or rustic appearance. Its two-part section produces a rhythmic, breathable façade with strong decorative impact.