Tongue & Groove Cladding

Tongue and groove cladding is a versatile building material that adds both aesthetic appeal and practical benefits to various home or garden projects. At George Hill Timber & Building Supplies, we pride ourselves on offering a wide range of tongue and groove cladding options to suit diverse needs and preferences.

Our selection includes various types of timber, such as Redwood, Whitewood, Larch and Cedar, each offering its own unique characteristics and benefits. From traditional to contemporary designs, we stock cladding products that cater to various architectural styles and tastes.

One of the key benefits of tongue and groove cladding is its ease of installation. The interlocking design of the boards allows for a seamless and secure fit, reducing the need for additional fixings and ensuring a clean and professional finish. Whether used for interior wall panelling or exterior siding, tongue and groove cladding provides a durable and long-lasting solution that enhances the overall look of any space.

In addition to its aesthetic appeal, tongue and groove cladding also offers practical benefits such as enhanced insulation and weather resistance. The tight seal created by the interlocking boards helps to prevent drafts and moisture penetration, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.

Our stock is known in the industry for its quality and reliability. Our range of tongue and groove cladding products ensures that customers have access to high-quality materials that meet their project requirements.

Tongue and groove cladding is a versatile and durable building material that offers both aesthetic appeal and practical benefits. Whether used for interior decoration or exterior siding, our range of cladding options provides customers with high quality solutions for their project needs.

Tongue & Groove Cladding FAQs

Can You Use T&G Outside?

Tongue and groove (T&G) is often used to externally clad the exterior of buildings and is chosen for its style, low maintenance and ease of installation. Correctly treated, it is strong and durable, allowing water to run off. It also offers good value for money.

How Do You Secure Tongue and Groove Cladding?

To secure cladding to an internal or external wall, first install timber battens to attach it to. Screw or nail these to the wall or, in some cases, a strong adhesive may suffice. Attach the cladding to the batten using either a nail gun or cladding pins.