
Why Use Spotted Gum For Architectural Claddings or Linings?
Spotted Gum is one of Australia’s most commonly used timber species
in design and construction for external cladding, linings,
timber screening, and decking. Spotted Gum is well known for
its durability (Class 1 Durability) and BAL29 fire rating,
providing resistance to bushfires.
What is Spotted Gum timber?
What is Spotted Gum use for?
Spotted Gum cladding is commonly used for exterior wall cladding on buildings. Cladding refers to the application of one material over another to provide a protective layer or an aesthetic finish. Spotted Gum cladding offers several benefits:
Durability
Aesthetic Appeal
Strength
Low Maintenance
Versatility
Overall, spotted gum cladding is valued for its combination of aesthetic appeal, durability, and low maintenance requirements, making it a popular choice for exterior wall cladding in many construction projects.
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Article By Charlton Cooper
| 23 April 2024
Charlton Cooper
Head of Projects
Charlton is a seasoned advisor in construction and design, collaborating with builders, developers, and architects to deliver exceptional projects. With extensive experience as a head of projects, Charlton combines deep knowledge of natural timber, aluminium, and concrete to provide innovative and inspiring design solutions.