Weatherboards & Cladding3

General information about the difference species (types of timber) available for weatherboards and important information about coatings and maintenance.

Bevel Back Weatherboard is the most popular style of weatherboard cladding. Each board overlaps a lower board and the protrusion creates vertical shadow lines. Click for more information including photos and profiles drawings.

Rusticated Weatherboard is also very popular. Each board is scalloped resulting in a mainly flush face with negative detail at the top of each board. Click for more information including photos and profiles drawings.

Vertical Shiplaped Weatherboard is another popular style where each board runs vertically down the wall. There are many variations which alter the quantity and shape of the channel between boards. Click for more information including photos and profiles drawings.

Board and Batten Weatherboard is special type of vertical weatherboard where the battens are spaced every 110mm or 160mm. Click for more information including photos and profiles drawings.

Common variations are to adjust the cover width and/or thickness to match an existing profile but we can also vary the detail to suit your requirements.