EXTERNAL ENVELOPE 57


NORclad launches two new pre-fi nished timber cladding ranges for 2025


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ORclad, National Timber Group’s specialist cladding division, is proud to unveil two new cladding ranges as


part of its 2025 launch – Tailor’s Collection and Natura Collection. These innovative additions expand the NTG Group’s offering of pre-fi nished timber solutions, combining natural beauty with premium performance coatings and outstanding material integrity. The Tailor’s Collection features ultra- stable Accoya®


boards, factory-fi nished in a


selection of contemporary tones using high- performance coatings from Remmers. The result is a modern, elegant cladding solution with a refi ned, tactile fi nish and a 50-year warranty on the timber. The


Natura Collection, by boards fi nished in a


palette of rich, earthy hues. Crafted from heat- treated Scandinavian Pine, Natura balances rustic character with lasting durability, ideal for residential and commercial exteriors.


contrast,


celebrates texture and warmth—offering brushed ThermoWood®


“Both new ranges are about offering architects and installers more design freedom without compromising on performance,” says Phil Nash, cladding manager at NTG England. “With


we’ve blended the best in timber technology – Accoya®


and ThermoWood®


Tailor’s and Natura, – with the


trusted protection of Remmers coatings.


It’s all about delivering style that lasts.” To obtain a sample or for technical support, the specifi cation team at NORclad are on-hand to provide anything else you need – contact the team or visit the website.


sales@norclad.co.uk timbercladdingsolutions.co.uk


ADF SEPTEMBER 2025


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