Timber cladding - Revision history

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	* Wall types.		* Wall types.
	* Weatherboarding.		* Weatherboarding.

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	* Feather edge: Boards are tapered across their width, producing a rustic, rural aesthetic.		* Feather edge: Boards are tapered across their width, producing a rustic, rural aesthetic.
	* Shiplap: Has a shaped front face and profile so that the top of each board fits behind the bottom edge of the adjacent board, providing a neat finish.		* Shiplap: Has a shaped front face and profile so that the top of each board fits behind the bottom edge of the adjacent board, providing a neat finish.
−	* Tongue ~~&~~ groove: Have a flat face and, in which a groove covers the tongue of the board below. This ~~produce~~ a uniform look that suits contemporary houses.	+	* Tongue and groove: Have a flat face and, in which a groove covers the tongue of the board below. This produces a uniform look that suits contemporary houses.

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−	~~#redirect~~:~~[[Cladding_for_buildings#Timber_cladding\|Cladding for~~ buildings~~#Timber~~ cladding]]	+	The term 'cladding' refers to components that are attached to the primary structure of a building to form non-structural, external surfaces. This is as opposed to buildings in which the external surfaces are formed by structural elements, such as masonry walls, or applied surfaces such as render.
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		+	One of the most common methods of cladding buildings is through the use of timber softwoods, such as western red cedar. This type of wood is relatively knot-free and has a natural resistance to decay and moisture. It can be readily stained or painted and altered to create a range of profiles.
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		+	Hardwoods can also be used including oak and sweet chestnut. Both of which contain high tannin levels which can result in leaching and streaking after exposure to the elements.
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		+	Thermally-modified timbers are also being used such as Kebony, Keywood, Platowood and ThermoWood. These softwoods are heated to high temperatures which removes moisture and resins, resulting in a stable and durable material.
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		+	Some of the most common laying styles are:
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		+	* Square edge: Square-edged boards of a uniform thickness, usually between 12-18 mm, with widths of boards vary from 125-225 mm.
		+	* Feather edge: Boards are tapered across their width, producing a rustic, rural aesthetic.
		+	* Shiplap: Has a shaped front face and profile so that the top of each board fits behind the bottom edge of the adjacent board, providing a neat finish.
		+	* Tongue & groove: Have a flat face and, in which a groove covers the tongue of the board below. This produce a uniform look that suits contemporary houses.
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		+	= Find out more =
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		+	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
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		+	* Brick.
		+	* Building fabric.
		+	* Curtain wall systems.
		+	* Fire in buildings.
		+	* Infill panel walls.
		+	* Metal composite panels.
		+	* Metal profile cladding.
		+	* Natural stone cladding.
		+	* Patent glazing.
		+	* Pebbledash.
		+	* Plastic cladding.
		+	* Rainscreen.
		+	* Sandwich panel.
		+	* Timber.
		+	* Wall types.
		+	* Weatherboarding.

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