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Installation

Do I have to use NeoTimber® subframe solutions with my NeoTimber® cladding?

Although we recommend using our subframe options with our composite cladding boards, it is not a necessity. Customers can also opt for timber battens, plastic joists or a metal subframe solution. As long as the principles outlined in our installation guide are followed, our warranty terms will still apply.

How do you fix NeoTimber® cladding trims?

The primary fixing method for our trims is fixing with a screw. Trims can be affixed to either the composite cladding boards or to the supporting battens around your cladding area. We advise that you pre-drill 3mm pilot holes and countersink all trims prior to screwing them in order to avoid cracking the composite material. [...]

Can composite cladding boards be cut/sawn like traditional wood?

Yes – composite cladding can be sawn just like traditional wood. You can make cross cuts in composite cladding as you would cut any soft pine – a circular power saw will work fine. A mitre power saw can provide accurate, straight cuts; a table saw with support extensions can make all types of cutting [...]

Can NeoTimber® composite cladding boards be glued?

Glue cannot be used as a primary fastener, solely as an additional fixing method. Please see our online installation guide for more information including how to install using our recommended concealed screws for a more effective, permanent fixing solution.

Can I use a non-recommended fastener to install NeoTimber® cladding?

NeoTimber® does not endorse the use of any non-recommended fasteners. If any damage or condition arises which is directly attributable to the use of a non-recommended fasteners, such conditions would not be covered under the NeoTimber® warranty. Please see our online installation guide for guidance on the recommended installation procedure.