V - JOINT SHIPLAP CLADDING
INNOWOOD’s V Joint Shiplap Cladding system comes in 25 mm thick boards with ‘V’ shaped tongue and groove shadow line rebated joints. INNOWOOD V Joint Shiplap boards overlap one another, concealing the fixing and locking in the boards to give a clean finish with effective board coverages of 105mm, 165mm and 205mm. These profiles can be mixed and matched to achieve varying board widths, creating a unique architectural feature.
PROFILES
PRODUCT CODES
WC13625
WC20025
SPAN CENTERS
450mm
450mm
INNOVATIVE COLOURS
Available
Available
SECRET FIXED SHIPLAP CLADDING SYSTEM
INNOWOOD Secret Fixed Shiplap Cladding system is available in board thicknesses of 33mm that delivers concave and convex shaped boards that utilises tongue and groove shadow line rebated joints. Our Secret Fixed Shiplap boards overlap one another concealing the fixing and locking in the boards to give a clean finish with board coverage of 150mm.
PROFILES
PRODUCT CODES
WC17533
WC20435
SPAN CENTER
450mm
450mm
INNOVATIVE COLOURS
Available
Available
STARTER AND CORNER TRIM ANGLE
Starter and Corner Trim Angles are designed to control and conceal material movement, while simultaneously helping to keep the board secured in place and also to improve the appearance of the corners and edges providing a clean finish.
BUTT JOINT CONTROL
INNOWOOD material much like natural timber expands and contracts with change in temperature, which is inevitable. INNOWOOD has developed the following options to control product movement at board ends and Butt joints :
APPLICATIONS & BENEFITS
APPLICATIONS
BENEFITS
COLOURS & FINISHES
INNOVATIVE TEXTURE COLOUR RANGE
Colour Options – American Oak, Western Red Cedar, Spotted Gum, and Weathered Wood.
Surface Finish - Brushed wood grain
PREMIUM TEXTURE COLOUR RANGE
Colour Options – Premium Oak, Golden Oak, Tasmanian Oak and Kiwi Black
Surface Finish - Brushed wood grain.
* Please bear in mind that colours may appear slightly different on delivery due to the lighting during photo shoot or different monitor settings.
