See how our Cedar cladding has weathered in just one year. The Osmo UV-oil has helped protect the colour while the exposed boards have turned silver.
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Watching Cedar cladding age
Left unprotected, Cedar cladding will weather to a silver grey colour, losing its ‘new look’. We have been watching our Cedar to see how quickly this happens compared with UV-oil protected cladding.
Protect your Cedar quickly if you want to maintain its colour
If you want to maintain the ‘new’ look of you Cedar cladding, you need to decide quickly as exposure to sunlight will start to change its colour. We were surprised that even a weeks exposure to strong sunlight can cause a change in colour.
Mixing materials on a Hampton Garden Studio
There is a trend for mixing and matching cladding finishes on a garden studio. Sanctum Garden Studios make this easy by offering Cedar panels which you can mix with standard grey finishes.
Deluxe garden room 2 years on
It’s always interesting for us to see pictures of garden rooms we featured a few years ago, to see how they have aged and nestled into their garden surroundings.
Consistent cladding weathering
Our friends over at Millworks who supply timber cladding to several garden room suppliers have been telling us about a new product they are using to create consistent cladding weathering.
Protecting your cladding
Timber cladding is by far the most popular finish for the exterior of a garden room. Timber claddings such as Western Red Cedar and Siberian Larch are popular finishes
Cornwall Cladding
Cornwall Cladding will be of interest to self builders and garden room suppliers as a new source of sustainable timber cladding.
Why choose Cedar cladding for your garden room
Swift Garden Rooms tell why they choose to use Western Red Cedar on their garden rooms.
Bespoke cladding helps garden room blend in
When working with a bespoke garden room designer you have the opportunity to tailor each aspect of the design. This came into its own recently for a SIPS Garden Rooms customer who wanted their new building to blend in to its surroundings.