Composite Cladding Ship Lap Oak

Composite Cladding Ship Lap Oak

Composite Cladding Ship Lap Oak takes its inspiration from natural western red cedar, giving an authentic wood-grain look with none of the maintenance.

Please note size is 3600mm working size is 3500mm as bottom and top of panels are rough cut.

Specification

• UV stable
• Scratch & stain resistant
• Low maintenance — no oiling, staining, or painting
• Hidden fixing clip system for a clean, continuous face
• Vertical or horizontal installation

Why composite cladding?

Timber cladding in Irish weather means a long-term commitment to oiling and repair. Composite removes that maintenance burden — the recycled polymer and wood-fibre blend won't rot, split in frost, or need refinishing.

Where Oak fits

A classic warm-wood finish that suits both traditional and contemporary properties. A dependable choice when you want a natural timber look that won't need touching up.

Installation guidance

Fix to a battened substrate with a ventilation cavity behind the boards. The hidden clip system locks through the tongue for a continuous, fixing-free face — full detail on vertical and horizontal orientation is in the guide below.

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Care & maintenance

An occasional wash is all this range needs. Composite boards weather evenly and predictably across their 25-year life — see the note on natural colour variation below.

Complete the cladding run

Finish the installation with matching Trims (3.6mt) and Fixing Clips (50-pack). Browse the full Ship Lap range for all six colourways.

Disclaimer for Composite Products

Please be aware that this product is a composite material designed to mimic the appearance of natural wood. As a result, there will be variations in shades and colors from one piece to another. These variations are an intentional part of the design and are not considered defects.

Additionally, due to the nature of the manufacturing process, colors may also vary between different production runs. Exposure to sunlight and the elements may cause the product's color to change or fade over time, which is a normal characteristic of this material.