High-quality and custom dimension cladding boards

Wooden cladding boards are used for beautifying both building exteriors and interiors. In exterior finishing, wooden cladding boards are used to clad building walls, balconies, soffits, and to make gates. In interior finishing of buildings, such cladding boards are chosen for cladding walls or ceilings. The construction timber from which cladding boards are manufactured is obtained from coniferous trees: spruces, pines, sometimes larch.

UAB Torgera manufactures and offers high-quality standard cladding boards for exterior and interior finishing, and when purchasing larger quantities – we can also manufacture non-standard types of cladding boards. The moisture content of our offered cladding boards reaches 8-18 percent. The cladding boards are AB class.

We also offer thermally modified wood cladding boards. Read more on the Thermally Modified Wood Products Page.

For more detailed information and pricing, contact us.

CLADDING BOARD PROFILES:

A cladding board profile is its shape and cuts, which determine how one cladding board will be joined with others. Our offered cladding board profiles are RPL, RPL1, RPL2, RPL3, RPB, RPZ, KLASIC, RPH, RPF, RPF1

RPL
Wood	Surface treatment	Quality class	Dimensions (mm)
Spruce	Not-treated	A/B	19 x 85/135
Spruce	Painted	A/B	19 x 85/135

RPL1
Wood	Surface treatment	Quality class	Dimensions (mm)
Spruce	Not-treated	A/B	19 x 135
Spruce	Painted	A/B	19 x 135

RPL2
Wood	Surface treatment	Quality class	Dimensions (mm)
Spruce	Not-treated	A/B	19 x 135
Spruce	Painted	A/B	19 x 135

RPL3
Wood	Surface treatment	Quality class	Dimensions (mm)
Spruce	Not-treated	A/B	19 x 135
Spruce	Painted	A/B	19 x 135

RPB
Wood	Surface treatment	Quality class	Dimensions (mm)
Spruce	Not-treated	A/B	19 x 95/145
Spruce	Painted	A/B	19 x 95/145

RPZ
Wood	Surface treatment	Quality class	Dimensions (mm)
Spruce	Not-treated	A/B	19 x 135
Spruce	Painted	A/B	19 x 135

KLASIC
Wood	Surface treatment	Quality class	Dimensions (mm)
Spruce	Not-treated	A/B	19 x 133
Spruce	Painted	A/B	19 x 133

RPH
Wood	Surface treatment	Quality class	Dimensions (mm)
Spruce	Not-treated	A/B	19 x 133
Spruce	Painted	A/B	19 x 133

RPF
Wood	Surface treatment	Quality class	Dimensions (mm)
Spruce	Not-treated	A/B	19/16 x 135
Spruce	Painted	A/B	19/16 x 135

RPF1
Wood	Surface treatment	Quality class	Dimensions (mm)
Spruce	Not-treated	A/B	12/16 x 135
Spruce	Painted	A/B	12/16 x 135

Thermowood cladding samples:

19×120 mm ash cladding

32×145 mm pine thermowood

Hot-tub cladding

Termowood laths

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Thermowood decking boards

Burnt-aged and brushed surface

CLADDING BOARD TREATMENT METHODS

We offer the following cladding board processing methods: smooth planed cladding boards; rough cladding boards; bleached (painted) cladding boards; aged (burnt), brushed cladding boards.

Smooth planed cladding boards

Rough cladding boards

Bleached (painted) cladding boards

Aged, brushed cladding boards

MORE ABOUT INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR CLADDING BOARDS

Interior and exterior cladding boards

Interior cladding boards are of extremely high quality: first, coniferous wood suitable specifically for interior finishing is selected, then it is processed in sawmills. Only those cladding boards that have no holes, color changes, insect damage, or other aesthetic defects are considered suitable for interior finishing. Only those defects that are not visible when the cladding boards are installed are permitted. Interior cladding boards can be smooth (planed) or rough surface. By using interior cladding boards and the patterns created from them, it is possible to visually increase or decrease the size of a room.

Exterior cladding boards are most often made from spruce wood, as it deforms less – it absorbs less moisture from the environment. Like interior cladding boards, exterior cladding boards can be planed or rough. Exterior cladding boards allow you to completely change and renew the appearance of a building with minimal costs.

What determines the price of cladding boards?

The price of cladding boards depends on several aspects. First of all, it is determined by the wood species. Larch cladding boards are almost twice as expensive as cladding boards made from spruce or pine. Moreover, local raw materials are cheaper than imported ones. For example, wood brought from Nordic countries is denser and more durable, so its price can be up to 15% higher compared to local wood.

Another criterion that determines the price of cladding boards is their processing method. They can be planed or not, dried differently (the more thoroughly dried, the higher the price), impregnated or not. It goes without saying that the price of cladding boards also depends on their quality: the higher the category of boards, the more expensive they are. The cheapest are C category cladding boards, the most expensive are AB.

The price of cladding boards varies depending on their dimensions. The thicker the cladding boards, the more wood is needed to manufacture them, therefore thick cladding boards are more expensive. Non-standard dimension cladding boards are more expensive than standard ones (standard cladding board thickness: 12 – 28 mm, width: 80 – 200 mm).