Larch cladding

Larch cladding: a durable, attractive wood for your facade

Larch cladding is an exterior wood covering with many benefits. It comes from larch, a softwood that grows in the mountainous regions of Europe and Asia. Larch is characterised by slow growth, high density (around 600 kg/m³) and good natural durability. Its heartwood resists weathering, insects and fungi well without chemical treatment.

Larch cladding also stands out for its warm, authentic look. Its colour ranges from orange-blond to reddish-brown, depending on its origin and sun exposure. Its tight grain gives it a fine, elegant texture. Over time, larch cladding turns grey, giving it a rustic charm.

Benefits of larch cladding

Larch cladding offers many benefits for your facade:

• It protects your home from the elements, such as wind, rain, snow and sun.
• As part of a ventilated facade, it helps protect your home from cold, noise and moisture by creating an air gap between the wall and the cladding.
• It enhances your home with its natural, warm look, which suits all architectural styles.
• It adds value to your home with a high-quality, durable material that needs no special maintenance.

Aged larch cladding? Open-joint? Horizontal or vertical?

Larch cladding can be left in its natural colour or pre-aged for a more traditional, authentic look.

Larch cladding is also available as open-joint boards and can be installed vertically or horizontally.