Arborclad launches new brochure

ArborClad’s specialist range of high quality cladding, available exclusively through Howarth Timber and Building Supplies’ national network, is now supported by a comprehensive new brochure.
 
The specialist range has been expanded for 2014 and comprises the highest quality, sustainable timber cladding products for any application; from domestic and commercial to refurbishment.
 
The 2014 ArborClad brochure provides information of the range of traditional and thermally treated cladding products, alongside installation guidelines, technical details and inspirational case studies.
 
Totalling 32 pages the document is available in hard copy and also as a downloadable PDF file from the Howarth Timber Group website.
 
Leading the ArborClad range are the Thermally Treated products, which benefit from outstanding stability and durability qualities. The treatment means the timber is less prone to absorb or lose moisture, helping to restrict the potential for swelling, shrinkage or distortion.
 
The Thermally Treated range consists of the Thermo-D Redwood, Thermo-D Spruce, Thermo-D Frake, Thermory-Ash and Thermory Southern Yellow Pine cladding. At its best, the wood possesses nuances of antique and fine wood shades that bring warmth to any project, be this for an internal or external application. All of the products acquire a beautiful colour during the thermal treatment process, helping to provide a uniformed and balanced appearance.
 
Joining the thermally treated products in the range is a selection of traditional cladding products, which are amongst the most popular timber species currently used today in the UK market for exterior cladding.
 
Selected to meet a wide range of budgets, the timbers, which include Redwood, Larch and Western Red Cedar, are machined by experts into a wide selection of standard sizes and profiles.
 
In addition to the Traditional and Thermally Treated ranges, ArborClad is also able to provide a fully comprehensive selection of timber species in profiles specific to the exact requirements of a project.