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Weatherboard Cladding - Pine Timber Products

Are you thinking of building a contemporary weatherboard home? Or perhaps you are renovating and replacing existing materials with new internal and exterior timber cladding! Either way, we have got you covered. Pine Timber Products offers all the weatherboard cladding and timber wall panelling you need for all home developments throughout Perth. Our team is committed to keeping our prices cost-effective, as we want you to enjoy quality products without throwing off your budget.

What is weatherboard cladding?

Weatherboard cladding is an exterior wall covering commonly used in construction to shield buildings from the elements while imparting an appealing aesthetic touch. This exterior cladding system is durable and typically involves the horizontal placement of overlapping boards, creating a protective barrier against rain, wind, and sunlight. Weatherboard cladding can be crafted from various materials, such as timber or fibre cement, each offering unique benefits. Its durability and resistance to moisture and UV radiation make it a favoured choice, and it can also contribute to thermal insulation. Beyond its functional qualities, weatherboard cladding is celebrated for enhancing a building's visual appeal, with various profiles and styles available for customization. Whether used in traditional or contemporary architecture, weatherboard cladding strikes a harmonious balance between form and function.

The Versatility of Weatherboard Cladding

Multiple benefits come with timber external cladding. The installation is simple and does not require much experience, unlike other materials such as stone, bricks, metal and vinyl. Weatherboard cladding is still popular for building exteriors because it can be used in many ways. This external cladding system comes in various profiles, materials, and finishes to fit many different building styles and design tastes. Weatherboard cladding can be made to look like a charming house, a sleek modern home, or a rustic cabin, depending on what you want. Its horizontal boards, which come in different materials like wood and fibre cement, give homeowners and builders much room to be creative. Weatherboard cladding is durable and has more uses than just looking good. It's a weather resistance that protects against the cold and keeps heat in. It looks good in traditional and modern settings, making it a good choice for anyone who wants an exterior that will last for a long time and can be changed to fit any architectural style.


External cladding is very aesthetically pleasing and beautiful. It is a classic material for traditional, modern coastal, and contemporary homes. You have choices! It is available in different finishes to allow you to choose the one that you like the best. You can leave the timber in its natural state, where it will fade to an attractive silvery grey colour, or you can finish it using stains, oils or paints. External cladding is environmentally friendly. The timber is taken from sustainable sources (such as plantations) and requires much fewer fossil fuels to manufacture than other types of cladding. Weatherboards are also a great natural insulation material. If you combine the timber cladding with different types of insulation, your home will become even more energy-efficient. Timber cladding also has good sound absorption qualities. Fibre cement weatherboards are relatively lightweight. Therefore, it is quick to install and easy to work with.

Maintaining The Beauty of Weatherboard Cladding

Proper maintenance is important to ensure the longevity and performance of the weatherboard. Regular maintenance keeps it looking nice and protects it from problems that the weather could cause. Maintenance jobs usually involve looking for signs of wear, like cracks, peeling paint, or damage caused by water, and fixing them as soon as possible. Using a soft brush or sponge and a mild cleanser is highly recommended to clean the cladding daily. It helps eliminate dirt and grime that can build up over time. When the cladding needs to be repainted or resealed, it looks better and has an extra layer of protection against water and UV rays. Ensuring the gutters and downpipes are in good shape can also stop water from running onto the cladding and cause damage. By keeping up with regular upkeep, weatherboard cladding can keep a building looking good and lasting for many years.

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