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Timber Cladding in Ireland — Natural Wall Cladding for External Walls
The timber cladding Ireland’s architects and self-builders rely on transforms exteriors with natural texture and proven weather resistance. At Timber Ireland, we supply timber wall cladding in species such as Cedar, Larch, Douglas Fir, Iroko, and Oak, plus charred finishes, all ideal as timber cladding for external walls, from our Dublin showroom with nationwide delivery. Each profile is chosen to weather gracefully in the Irish climate. Prices start from €16.43 per board.
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Why Choose Timber Cladding?
Timber cladding wraps a building in natural texture while adding a protective, breathable layer to external walls. Durable species weather beautifully in the Irish climate, offer a degree of natural insulation, and can be left to silver or treated to hold their tone. It’s a timeless choice for facades, extensions, and feature walls. For a near-maintenance-free finish, see our composite cladding range.
Our Timber Wall Cladding Ranges
Cedar Cladding
Cedar cladding is naturally durable, stable and lightweight, one of the most popular choices for external walls in Ireland.
Larch Cladding
Larch cladding is a hard-wearing softwood that weathers to an attractive silver-grey if left untreated.
Douglas Fir Cladding Douglas Fir cladding offers strength and a warm, straight grain for striking facades.
Iroko & Oak Cladding
Iroko cladding and Oak cladding are premium hardwoods with exceptional durability and rich natural character.
Charred Larch Cladding
For a dramatic dark finish with enhanced durability, see our dedicated charred timber cladding range.
Timber Cladding Profiles & Finishes
We supply timber cladding for external walls in profiles such as tongue-and-groove, designed to be fixed to a ventilated batten cavity that lets the boards breathe and moisture escape. Browse the cladding battens and oils & stains you’ll need to complete a correct, long-lasting installation.
Dublin Cladding Supply with Nationwide Delivery
View samples and collect from our Dublin showroom, or order online for nationwide delivery across Ireland. We also stock composite cladding and a full range of cladding maintenance products.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is timber cladding?
Timber cladding is natural wood boards fixed to the exterior (or interior) of a building to create a protective, decorative facade. It adds warmth, texture, and a layer of weather protection while letting the structure breathe.
Is timber cladding suitable for external walls in Ireland?
Yes. Naturally durable species such as Cedar and Larch are well-suited as timber cladding for external walls in the Irish climate, resisting moisture and weathering when correctly installed with proper ventilation behind the boards.
Which timber cladding lasts longest?
Durable species like Western Red Cedar and Larch offer the best longevity untreated, while charred timber cladding can last even longer thanks to the protective burnt surface. Lifespan also depends on detailing, ventilation, and exposure.
Does timber wall cladding need treatment?
Some species can be left to silver naturally with no treatment, while others can be oiled or stained to retain their original tone. Treatment is largely about the look you want rather than a structural necessity for durable species.
How is timber cladding fixed to external walls?
Timber cladding is typically fixed to battens that create a ventilated cavity behind the boards, allowing air to circulate and moisture to escape. We stock the battens, fixings, and accessories needed for a correct installation.
How much does timber cladding cost in Ireland?
Timber cladding boards at Timber Ireland start from €16.43, with premium species and charred finishes priced higher. See the range above for live pricing on each profile.
Can I collect timber cladding from your Dublin store?
Yes. Collect from our Dublin showroom in Cloghran, or order online for nationwide delivery across Ireland.












