Timber Shingles
Timber Roof Shingles
We are dedicated to providing premium timber shingles that are as environmentally responsible as they are beautiful. Sourced exclusively from Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) managed forests, our timber shingles offer a sustainable choice that doesn’t compromise on quality. Each shingle is expertly crafted to showcase the natural beauty of larch wood, with its rich textures and colours enhancing the architectural character of any building.
We pride ourselves on offering a variety of timber shingles including larch shingles, cedar shingles and douglas fir shingles. Each type of timber shingle has its own unique properties and aesthetic appeal.
Timber Shingles Range
Larch Shingles
Cedar Shingles
Cedar shingles are highly valued for their exceptional beauty and natural preservatives that resist moisture, decay, and insect damage. They provide a classic, rustic look with a pleasant, aromatic scent. Cedar's insulation qualities also make it an energy-efficient choice for roofing and cladding.
douglas fir Shingles
Applications of Timber Shingles
Timber Roof Shingles
Timber roof shingles boast timeless beauty, with their natural grain patterns and warm tones that complement various architectural styles. Timber shingles can be added to any structure whether it be a house, garage, shed or even a commercial building timber shingles are great at protecting the structure from the elements.
Timber Cladding Shingles
Timber cladding shingles offer a naturally attractive and practical solution for enhancing the exterior of any building. They provide excellent insulation and durability, while also adding a timeless, aesthetic appeal to your property.
Timber shingles FAQ
Timber shingles, when properly maintained, can last up to 40-50 years or more. The lifespan largely depends on the type of wood, the climate, and the care taken during installation and maintenance.
Yes, timber shingles are suitable for a variety of weather conditions. Woods like cedar, larch, and Douglas fir are naturally resistant to rot, decay, and moisture, making them ideal for both wet and dry climates.
Timber shingles require periodic maintenance to ensure their longevity. This includes cleaning to remove moss, algae, and debris. If you choose to, you can also treat with a protective oil every few years to prevent weathering and maintain their natural beauty.