Home-Grown British Cedar Shiplap Board – 95mm x 19mm – Smooth Planed Timber Cladding

Description

Enhance your home or garden with the natural warmth and durability of British-grown Cedar Shiplap Cladding.

Designed to combine timeless appeal with contemporary precision, these boards deliver a weather-resistant, low-maintenance finish ideal for exterior walls, garden buildings, and architectural facades.

Key Features

• Premium British Cedar Timber – sustainably sourced and naturally durable.

• Classic Shiplap Profile – overlapping boards create a sleek, water-resistant surface.

• Smooth Planed Finish – refined appearance suited to both modern and traditional designs.

• Naturally Rot-Resistant – no chemical treatment required; cedar’s oils protect against decay and insects.

• Lightweight & Easy to Fit – perfect for sheds, garden offices, and home exteriors.

• Versatile Aesthetic – complements rustic or contemporary settings alike.

• Low Maintenance – gracefully weathers from rich reddish-brown to silver-grey over time.

Specifications

• Width: 95 mm (4″) or 145 mm option available

• Thickness: 19 mm (1″)

• Length Options: 15 cm sample, 1.8 m (6 ft), 2.4 m (8 ft), 3.6 m (12 ft)

• Face Coverage: 82 mm

• Timber Type: Home-Grown Western Red Cedar

• Finish: Smooth Planed

• Treatment: Untreated – Naturally Rot Resistant

• Weight: Approx. 3.0 kg per board

• Fixings: Stainless steel recommended

Applications

• House and building exteriors

• Garden rooms, sheds, and offices

• Fencing and boundary panels

• Decorative timber façades

Why Choose Cedar Shiplap?

• Naturally durable and sustainable

• Excellent weather protection

• Easy installation with clean interlocking joints

• Premium aesthetic that matures beautifully

FAQs

What is Shiplap Cladding?
A traditional timber profile with overlapping edges that create a smooth, watertight surface. The distinctive “scoop” edge gives it a refined finish while providing added protection against rain.

Do I need to treat Cedar Cladding?
Cedar can be left untreated to weather naturally, but for maximum longevity and colour retention we recommend applying UV-protection oil (e.g. Osmo Oil) once or twice a year.

Can it be used internally and externally?
While primarily designed for exterior use, it can also add a natural touch to interior feature walls if desired.