timber options
timber options
timber options

Timber & cladding options

We offer lots of different timber options for your timber building to suit the environment, your budget and to complement the surroundings.

From oak supports and curved bracing to internal lining and different cladding materials.

Discover all the timber options available.

Options

All Timber & cladding options

Boarded Canopy
Boarded Canopy

Boarding to the underside of the canopy

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Half Boarding OSB
Half Boarding OSB

Internal boarding to 1.2m with OSB

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Loglap
Loglap

Offering a more natural and organic look, loglap is a log-shaped cladding material.

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OSB Boarding to Eaves
OSB Boarding to Eaves

Full height boarding to eaves for equine timber buildings

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OSB Roof Boarding
OSB Roof Boarding

OSB boards add extra support and rigidity

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Oak Supports, Headers & Bracing
Oak Supports, Headers & Bracing

Oak support posts, headers and curved bracing to the front

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Ply Lining to Eaves
Ply Lining to Eaves

Internal ply lining for timber buildings

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Ply Roof Lining
Ply Roof Lining

Using ply for roof lining gives a clean and flexible internal finish

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Pressure Treated Supports & Headers
Pressure Treated Supports & Headers

Square profile, pressure treated timber supports, headers & curved bracing.

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Rear/Side Wall
Rear/Side Wall

An optional wall to enclose the rear or side of your car port

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Rockwool Insulation
Rockwool Insulation

Insulate your timber building

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Shiplap
Shiplap

Shiplap timber cladding is a treated softwood cladding with a clean profile

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Slip Rails & Brackets
Slip Rails & Brackets

Add slip rails to keep your horses in or out of your field shelter

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Weatherboard
Weatherboard

Weatherboard cladding is well suited for a more traditional look, treated and ready for years of service

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Guide

Our timber

Timber is our primary building material and we use a variety of types. Below is an overview of the timber we use and the options available to you.

Sustainably Sourced

All of our timber is sustainably sourced, certified and FSC recognised. We believe that timber is one of the most sustainable and sensible moves you can make. Trees consume carbon dioxide during the growth process and produce oxygen, they provide a natural habitat for wildlife during their life-cycle and are easily replenished. Timber also requires relatively little energy to turn into a building material compared to other common materials. See here for more information about our sustainably sourced timber.

FSC Timber

All our timber is sourced from a handful of FSC certified sawmills and suppliers. FSC has become an industry standard for stewardship, social responsibility and environmental good practice. We work in the knowledge that as trees are felled and used in our products, new saplings are planted and managed, ensuring that our timber buildings are sourced from a sustainable part of the timber cycle.

Pressure Treated

The majority of our buildings are constructed from European softwood. To help preserve and prolong the lifespan, the main external timbers and cladding are all pressure treated with the Tanalised E system. This means the timber is dried and then placed in a vacuum before having the preservative forced through the wood. The end result is resilient and long-lasting timber that is protected against decay and insect attack.

Recycling

All our wood offcuts are collected and recycled into other wood-based products, we aim for zero to landfill as a business and are leaps ahead of others having such and readily recycled core product.

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sustainably sourced timber
Sustainably Sourced

All of our timber is sustainably sourced from FSC certified suppliers

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Groundworks
Groundworks

Find out all you need to know about concrete foundations and groundworks for timber buildings

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roofing options
Roofing Options

We offer everything from Onduline to Tapco and can also prepare your roof for tiling.

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timber building construction
planning advice

Read our guide to planning permission for timber outbuildings, garages and stables.

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