Oak tongue-and-groove boards for facade cladding

The facade of the building made of wooden boards is a great idea for the renovation or completion of the building. Contemporary wooden facades are sometimes called cladding. We supply wooden oak boards for facade cladding from high-quality oak wood. Each facade board is carefully planed, sorted and packed in special transport packaging.

The wood has very good quality, it is dry and even. All parts fit together along the entire length of individual boards. We custom-make oak boards for panelling of the facade. Wooden facades are becoming more and more popular. Boards can be placed on the entire facade or on its part. If you properly protect the boards and do not forget the ventilation, you can enjoy a beautiful house facade for many years. Traditional cottages in the Czech Republic were panelled with pine, spruce or larch boards. Nowadays, species that are more resistant to weather conditions and biological damage caused by fungi and pests, such as oak, are recommended for facade panelling. 

Oak TG boards for facade panelling must have sufficient moisture – 12-18%. In this case, it will not deform too much. Prior to application, facade boards should be stored in a dry, ventilated and covered place for several days. In the last few years, heat-treated wood has become increasingly popular. This technology comes from Scandinavia were the wooden facades have been used for hundreds of years. 

Oak façade panelling boards: dimensions and shapes of boards 

We offer oak façade panelling boards in various profiles. The thickness of the profile depends on their shape. The thinnest are facade panels that overlap or are formed with a notch (about 15 mm). The tongue-and-groove joint must be slightly thicker, the tongue should be at least 10 mm long. The profiles are shaped to form a surface on which water flows easily. Avoid sharp edges – curved or chamfered edges are better. The width of facade panels is usually a few centimetres (up to 15 cm). They should not be too wide due to the risk of twisting.