Oak wooden sheets panelling – ventilated

The external look of the building is a showcase of its inhabitants, so in addition to the functional advantages of chosen finishing materials we are also looking for aesthetic solutions which will allow us to create a house with a unique character. For this reason, wood keeps its stable popularity. The ventilated oak wooden facade has a long service life and it is resistant to temperature changes. 

A big advantage of wooden boards is their aesthetics. Unique pattern of grain and knots can give the building character and thus guarantee the image of an object fully integrated into the surrounding greenery. In addition, wood harmonizes perfectly with almost any architectural style and thanks to its versatility it can be combined with popular materials such as concrete, gypsum or bricks. However, these visual characteristics are increasingly hidden behind the need of time consuming and laborious impregnation. 

Oak wooden sheets panelling  

Every wooden house needs proper additional insulation. Wood removes air humidity, so the oak wooden sheets panelling works as an irreplaceable and efficient house protection. 

It is the construction of the ventilated facade that protects the house from damage and that retains heat in the house. Air circulates between the beams and facade which prevents the wood rot. 

In order for the oak wooden sheets panelling to function properly it is necessary to install it correctly. First, the grid is installed on the perimeter walls of the house, which becomes the basis for the cladding boards. The cladding structure is carried out directly at the installation site and ensures protection of each construction, on each cut, modified or damaged part. The impregnation must be checked and re-carried before the cladding installation. The insertion of mineral wool between the slats will act as insulation. The final step in the laying of a ventilated facade is cladding. Rhombus profile facades are the most often used. It is possible to use other profiles too. 

Oak wood is a natural material with many advantages but it requires high quality treatment during processing to ensure sufficient durability. Impregnation of wooden elements and protection against biological corrosion are very important for this type of construction.