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Sapele is an extremely durable timber and used for external applications because of resistance to decay. Sapele cladding does not need much attention or treatment.
External cladding applications.
Hardwood sapele timber cladding.
Features and benefits:
Moisture movement:
Wood’s moisture content will change relative to its surroundings. Different species have different degrees of movement and this must be accounted for in cladding design.
Good design and installation practice will help minimize the effects of moisture:
Color | Red Brown |
Material | Timber |
Uniclass | |
CAWS | H21/115 Vertical timber weatherboarding H21/10 Vertical timber weatherboarding H21/111 Horizontal timber weatherboarding H21/110 Vertical timber weatherboarding H21/15 Horizontal timber weatherboarding |
Third-party certification | PEFC certified.FSC certified. |
Standard | To BS EN 350:2:1994. |
Reaction to fire classification | Manufacturer guidanceTimber cladding is suitable for buildings of 18 m or lower. No combustible materials are permitted for cladding on residential buildings over 18 m high. |
Wood species | Sapele. |
Profile | Guidance for specification option: Insert requirements. |
Density | 640 kg/m³. |
Colour | Reddish brown. |
Fixings | Stainless steel or galvanized screws. |
Durability | Class 2 (to BS EN 350:2:1994). |
Movement | Small. |
Strength | High. |
ExpectedServiceLife | 60 years (occasionally wet); 30 years (frequently wet). |
Embodied carbonA1-A3 (production stage) as defined in BS EN 15804 | 10.21 kg CO₂ eq/m² Self declared Guidance for specification option: The embodied carbon (kg CO2e/m²) in Ecova Clad Sapele Timber Cladding has been independently calculated at 10.21 kgCO2e/m². This Carbon is offset by Ecova Clad delivering a carbon neutral product. |
Recyclability | 100% Recyclable |