Heat-treated Wood Cladding
Heat-treated wood panelling for interior and exterior
Heat treated particleboard is a natural wood solution, heat treated for high dimensional stability and increased moisture resistance. The heat treated process improves the behavior of the wood without the use of chemicals.
It is used both indoors and outdoors, depending on the finish and mounting system.
Advantages of heat-treated wood cladding
Stable behaviour over time
Increased resistance to humidity and temperature variations
Natural, uniform appearance
Low maintenance
Quick and safe installation
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Where to use heat-treated wood panelling
interior wall and ceiling cladding
ventilated facades
covered terraces
residential and commercial premises
What you need to know moving forward when choosing heat-treated wood panelling
Heat-treated lambda should be chosen according to:
use (indoor / outdoor)
exposure to humidity and sun
mounting system
the desired finish
The right choice is technical, not just aesthetic.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is heat-treated paneling?
It's natural wood paneling heat-treated without chemicals to better resist moisture and temperature variations.
Where can heat-treated paneling be used?
It can be used both indoors and outdoors, depending on the finish and mounting system.
Is it suitable for outdoors?
Yes. Heat-treated lamblite is commonly used on facades, covered terraces and other areas exposed to environmental variations.
Does it withstand humidity?
Yes. The heat-treating process makes the wood less sensitive to moisture than untreated wood.
Does it need special maintenance?
No. For outdoors, periodic protective treatments are recommended, depending on exposure. Indoors, maintenance is minimal.
Does it change color over time?
Yes. Like any natural wood, it can easily change color, especially on the outside. This can be controlled by appropriate finishes.
Is it suitable for wet areas?
Yes, it's a better solution than untreated paneling, but installation and ventilation are essential.
How do I choose the right type of heat-treated paneling?
Depending on location, exposure and desired look. The right recommendation is made according to the project.
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