Recycled Hardwood Lining and Cladding Boards.

​The Quintessential Reclaimed Hardwood Board

​These versatile boards are milled down from reclaimed hardwood beams and posts and are full of character and history.

The timbers are mainly Class 1 and 2 durability hardwoods including species such as Spotted Gum,  Ironbark, Tallowwood and Blackbutt.

They are suitable for both internal and external use for cladding, lining or screening and are popular also for barn doors, tables, and benches.

There's not a lot this humble hardwood can't do!

Supplied in an approximate 80 x 14mm  board, they can be also be dressed to consistency, wire brushed or skip sanded.
Also available in reclaimed oregon.
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Price Guide: $109 - $131 per m2.

Wire Brushed Hardwood Cladding

"MODULAR WALLS vs LOOSE CLADDING"

  • ​For a short time only, buy any of our feature wall timber cladding without our signature ‘ply backing’ at a discounted rate of 10% off for regular customers and 15% off for returning customers.
*Excludes Weathered face sleeper and Artisan sleeper
The difference between having our boards 'on' and 'off' ply

It is important to note that when we supply our timber boards without the ply backing, the timber has been pre-cut into random assorted lengths and packed in jigsaw-like precision to form our 2400mm x 180mm sections (0.432 of a square meter).

See below examples for products such as rough sawn, artisan-two board and artisan-three board:
  • In our 'rough sawn sleeper', the board width is 180mm and there could be one, two or three pieces that make up the 2400 mm length.
  • In our 'artisan-two board', the board width is 90mm, so there would be two rows making up the 180mm width and up to six pieces that make up the 2400mm section.
  • In our 'artisan-three board', the board width is 60mm, so there would be three rows making up the 180mm width and up to nine pieces that make up the 2400mm section.

Our modular system, by contrast, is supplied with the timber pre-attached to a charcoal painted backing board, with the timber offset from the ply on both top and edge by 20mm, in a partial lip system for easy installation.
Reasons to choose our Modular system of ply backed cladding.
  • Incredibly fast and simple installation
  • Minimal waste
  • Excellent for DIY
Reasons to choose our cladding without the backing
  • You already have a wall that is sheeted with ply or similar that you can screw or nail into – gyprock, brick and besser block walls will not suffice.
  • You are using it externally and are attaching it to marine ply or similar, for weatherproofing and insulating purposes.
Reasons NOT to choose our cladding without the backing
  • If you only have a stud, steel, or battened frame.
 - As the timber is supplied in totally random lengths from 300mm to 2400mm, there may be many pieces too small to span the studs. (This makes determining an appropriate waste allowance difficult).
- In this situation, you may choose to 'sheet' your wall with ply or similar, paint it black and glue and nail the timber to the backing.
  • To save money.
​- Unless you already have a sheeted wall, it is unlikely you will save money – especially if you are paying a trade for installation.