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what kinda of cladding is this ?

RobAMerc · 2015-10-26 08:35:20

cladding link where would I source it here and is it expensive ? Thanks

26-10-2015 8:35am

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RobAMerc

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cladding link

where would I source it here and is it expensive ?

Thanks

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#2 26-10-2015 8:40am

Billgirlylegs

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Possibly cedar?
Check with a big timber yard?

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#3 26-10-2015 9:05pm

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Cedar is mental money at the moment, larch and teak are a cheaper alternative or a pressure treated softwood well looked after works alright. Most builders providers will have the pressure treated on the shelf.

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#4 02-11-2015 8:41pm

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yes - was quoted 2k for our small extn, crazy money

wouldnt pressure treated softwood be rough though, and green ??

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#5 23-11-2015 11:58pm

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Hi
It's 95mm Cedar sheeting, not sure of thickness think its about 18mm
NW

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