Achieve a refined, coastal aesthetic and raw structural longevity with our premium Silver Grey – Charred Larch Cladding Shiplap, manufactured via traditional Japanese timber carbonisation. Sourced from slow-growing, exceptionally dense timber stands, this elite cladding is selectively specified in premium, structural-grade European Larch (Larix decidua). Each architectural profile undergoes a controlled surface-firing and specialized brushing process to achieve an elegant, weathered mineral grey architectural elevation.
Commonly referred to in master specification documents as Shou Sugi Ban or Yakisugi, this advanced material modification features a classic Shiplap (SL) configuration. The design incorporates an intentional shadow gap to yield crisp, bold lines that bring sharp geometric definition to high-end residential builds, masterfully designed facades, and luxury feature walls. Each board delivers an exact Gross Area of 0.58 m² and a final **Net Coverage of 0.52 m²**, ensuring a tight, robust interlocking fit. The interlocking shiplap joint completely isolates the core wood matrix from intense UV exposure, extreme wind-driven rain, and persistent moisture cycles without degrading.
This sustainable facade solution yields an exceptionally stable, low-maintenance lifecycle. The protective carbonised shell acts as a natural, hydrophobic shield against rot and atmospheric decay, allowing the facade to weather gracefully over time while shifting traditional maintenance cycles to a strict minimum.
Technical Product Specifications
| Specification Property |
Product Detail Data |
| Timber Species |
European Larch (Larix decidua) |
| Finish Texture |
Silver Grey Nordic Driftwood (Brushed Coastal Silver Finish) |
| Joint Profile |
Shadow Gap Shiplap (SL Profile) |
| Board Dimensions |
Width 145 mm × Length 4000 mm (4-Meter) |
| m² Gross (Per Unit) / Coverage Net (Per Unit) |
0.58 m² Gross | 0.52 m² Net |
| Thickness |
20 mm Heavy Duty Profile |
| Maintenance Requirement |
Low Maintenance (Significantly reduced maintenance vs standard timber surfaces. Left to patinate naturally over time, or optionally refreshed with protective oils to preserve original tone) |
