Timber Tongue & Groove Cladding

External Y Profile.

Guidance for specification option:

• For external corners.
• Enables a high-quality construction detail for the long term (this is achieved by using aluminium as a substrate for the sealant to achieve good timber end-grain protection).
• Provides architects with a crisp aesthetic finish to the corner (if an aluminium finish is not desirable, it can be powder-coated black for a contemporary finish).

Timber Southern Cross.

Guidance for specification option:

• For external corners.
• Re-release of the old traditional timber stop.
• Hidden fixings, durable and weatherproof.
• The timber stop sizes available are 22 mm (19 mm thick cladding), 29 mm (26 mm thick cladding) and 35 mm (32 mm thick cladding).

Aluminium Southern Cross.

Guidance for specification option:

• For external corners.
• The same detail and aluminium section used in the Timber Southern Cross detail, but in reverse.
• Available in natural anodized (this can be powder-coated to virtually any colour).

Aluminium Internal Corner.

Guidance for specification option:

• For exterior applications where the timber cladding joins at an internal corner. (A solid piece of timber can also be used, instead of aluminium.)
• This application is quite rare. For interior applications, designers often advocate an internal mitre cut.

L Profile.

Guidance for specification option:

• Used at wall ends as a divider between the cladding and another material, against window frames, bottom of walls and many other applications.

T Profile.

Guidance for specification option:

• Available in natural anodized (this can be powder-coated to virtually any colour).
• Enables large walls to be broken up into sections, creating breaks along the facade.

Aluminium End Protection Angle.

Guidance for specification option:

• For vertical cladding.
• Enables the end grain of the timber to be sealed.

Aluminium Extrusion starter.

Guidance for specification option:

• For horizontal cladding.
• For use at the bottom of the wall so that the first board fixing can be concealed.