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PuraTech 30 Composite Slatted Cladding
PuraTech 30 is our composite slatted cladding, the triple slat board in the PuraTech range for house walls, extensions and garden rooms. Each 170×33 mm board carries three 30 mm slats for a fine, layered shadow line, and it is capped and co-extruded, so there is no oiling or staining. It is rated Euroclass E and comes in six colours, with the bolder double slat PuraTech 55 as its partner board. Stocked in our warehouse and delivered across Ireland.
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PuraTech 30 Composite Slatted Cladding
Composite slatted cladding gives a wall the look of a run of narrow battens, with a shadow line between each one, without the oiling and upkeep that timber slats need. PuraTech 30 is the board to choose when you want that texture to be seen up close. Each board carries three 30 mm slats, so a finished wall reads as a tight, layered rhythm. Low morning and evening light pulls the shadows out, and the effect is strongest on south and west facing walls and in the darker colours.
It suits contemporary new builds, renovations that need to add character to a flat wall, and entrances and garden rooms seen from a few metres away. If you would rather have a calm, flat wall, a tongue and groove board will suit you better.
How PuraTech Composite Cladding Is Made
PuraTech is a wood plastic composite (WPC), a blend of wood fibre and plastic, made by co-extrusion. A composite core and a tough polymer cap are extruded together, so the cap is bonded all the way around the board. The cap is the part the sun and rain touch: it resists staining, holds its colour and wipes clean, while the core gives the board its stiffness. Inside, three hollow chambers run the full length of each PuraTech 30 board, which keeps it light enough to lift into place on a scaffold.
PuraTech 30 vs PuraTech 55
PuraTech is the only slatted composite cladding we stock, and it comes in two profiles. The numbers are slat widths, not board sizes. Both boards share the same 170×33 mm face size, capped brushed surface, six colours, fixings and trims, so the choice comes down to the look you want and the fire class your project needs.
PuraTech 30: narrow triple slat
Three 30 mm slats on every board give a fine, busy rhythm that rewards a close view, at an entrance, on a garden room or beside a terrace. PuraTech 30 is rated Euroclass E under EN 13501-1, the European reaction to fire scale, which suits most domestic work.
PuraTech 55: wider double slat
PuraTech 55 double slat composite cladding has two wider 55 mm slats and four chambers inside. It gives a bolder, calmer line that keeps its shape on tall walls and from a distance, where a finer pattern can blur into a flat surface. It is rated Euroclass D-s1,d0, one class higher than PuraTech 30, so choose it when a specification asks for class D.
PuraTech 30 Colours
All six colours have a brushed, multi-tone finish, so a large wall looks like a natural material rather than a print:
- Light Grey: a clean, neutral pale grey that sits naturally against render and stays bright on overcast days.
- Dark Grey: a deep anthracite with a cool edge that still reads as grey rather than black.
- Ebony Black: a true deep black with a fine grain, for cladding meant to be the feature of the building.
- Cedar: a soft, mid-honey tone that reads as wood at first glance and warms up a modern build.
- Teak: a richer mid-warm tone with a red-brown depth, the look of mature hardwood.
- Ipé: a deep, warm chocolate brown, the darkest of the wood tones.
What the Board Size Means for Your Wall
At 33 mm, PuraTech is the thickest composite cladding we sell, which is what makes room for proper slats, and the hollow core keeps each board light to handle. Choose the length on the product page; longer boards mean fewer end joints on a wide wall, and every end joint needs a double batten behind it. Enter your wall area in the calculator on the product page and it works out how many boards you need; the cart adds the matching extras.
Installing Composite Slat Cladding
PuraTech 30 fixes to cladding battens at 400 to 600 mm centres over a ventilated cavity of at least 20 mm, with the lowest board at least 100 mm above the ground. Concealed screws go through the fixing groove, so no heads show on the slats; stainless screws are in our cladding screws. Leave 5 mm at board ends and around windows and pipes, and finish corners, reveals and cut ends with PuraTech corner and end trims from our cladding trims.
Caring for PuraTech 30
There is no oil or stain to renew. Wash the wall with warm soapy water and a soft brush once or twice a year. The narrow slats catch a little more dust than a flat board, so give sheltered walls an extra rinse, and keep the vents at the top and bottom of the cavity clear. PuraTech 30 is backed by a 20 year manufacturer warranty.
PuraTech Cladding in Dublin and Across Ireland
Every PuraTech board and trim is held in our Dublin warehouse. View the colours in our Dublin showroom before you choose, and collect your order there, or have it sent with delivery across Ireland. For flat tongue and groove boards and every other range, see our full composite cladding collection.
Frequently Asked Questions About PuraTech 30 Composite Slatted Cladding
What is composite slatted cladding?
It is cladding made from a wood plastic composite and shaped into raised slats along each board, so the finished wall reads as a run of narrow battens with a shadow line between them. PuraTech 30 does this with three 30 mm slats on a capped 170×33 mm board, and it needs no oiling, staining or painting.
Which PuraTech profile should I choose?
Choose by the look and the fire class. PuraTech 30, with three 30 mm slats, gives a fine shadow line that looks best close up and is rated Euroclass E, which suits most domestic work. PuraTech 55, with two 55 mm slats, gives a bolder rhythm for tall walls and is rated Euroclass D-s1,d0, so it is the one for a class D specification.
What fire rating does PuraTech 30 have?
PuraTech 30 is rated Euroclass E under EN 13501-1, which suits most domestic work. If a specification asks for class D, choose PuraTech 55, rated D-s1,d0. Where a project needs Euroclass B, look at our PuraClassic composite cladding.
Does PuraTech 30 need oiling or painting?
No. PuraTech 30 is capped: a polymer layer bonded over the composite core carries the colour, so there is no oil, stain or paint to renew. A wash with warm soapy water and a soft brush once or twice a year keeps it fresh, with an extra rinse on sheltered walls where dust settles in the slats.
How many PuraTech 30 boards do I need?
Enter your wall area in the calculator on the product page and it works out the number of boards; the cart adds the matching extras. Choose the length that suits your wall, because longer boards mean fewer end joints, and each end joint needs a double batten behind it.
What warranty does PuraTech 30 have?
PuraTech 30 carries a 20 year manufacturer warranty, the same as the double slat PuraTech 55, so the choice between the two profiles comes down to the look and the fire class you need. Keep your receipt with the PuraTech installation manual.






