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Horizontal laminated timber for wall cladding โ€“ where to start?

Horizontal laminated timber is an IMO-certified superior wall cladding material that merges a traditional aesthetic with a modern touch. Its natural-looking wood grain finish enhances building character, creating a warm, breathable interior which is an ideal choice for public, corporate or commercial use. Its seamless design also eliminates weaknesses that are found in a typical masonry wall system, enabling greater resistance to external forces such as rain, wind and pollutants. Its distinctive qualities โ€“ fire-retardant, rot-resistant, water-resistant, cost-effective, and eco-friendly -- makes it a practical selection for wall coverings.
Wood for the walls of different houses: White panels

Whitewashed panels from Architectural Digest

Wood in the walls of different houses: the light bathroom

Deco Estilo natural wood

The wood paneling on the walls of the different houses: A rustic motif

Rustic motifs in the interior by House Beautiful

Wood panelling is simple, clean and, depending on the material chosen, can be very affordable. When you choose this method of finishing, there is no need for a huge amount of artwork. In addition, any object, placed on the wall, will be advantageously emphasized by a monochrome, discreet background.
Note a few more options for plastic horizontal cladding. It might be just what you need.

Wood in the wall panelling of different houses: a rural atmosphere

Rustic flair from Design Manifest

Wood in the wall cladding of different houses: white cladding

White panelling from Kent Kitchen Works visually expands the space

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  1. Wyatt Wright

    Iโ€™m interested in using horizontal laminated timber for wall cladding but Iโ€™m not sure where to begin. Can anyone provide advice or recommendations on where to start this project? Are there any specific materials or tools I should consider? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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