With minimal maintenance and product durability, our composite cladding products offer you long term cost savings while delivering high design aesthetics.
+ What is Composite Timber Cladding?
COEN composite timber cladding is the green alternative to traditional cladding products manufactured using either timber or cement sheeting products. Our range is suitable for applications across residential, multi-residential, commercial and retail, education and aged care facilities, hospitality and interior fit-outs. Manufactured with recycled materials, all of our composite wood products are resistant to termites, water and fire.
Composite timber cladding provides a superior longevity and durability to that of any timber counterpart while maintaining the look and feel of natural timber. With fire safety as a number one priority for any cladding product, our composite timber cladding is fire tested and rated at a level 3+ [AS NZ 3837].
COMPOSITE WOOD CLADDING
Designed to outlast natural timber, composite cladding is an eco-friendly and sustainable alternative to its traditional counterpart. It is made from recycled wood fibres, plastics and additives, making it durable without the maintenance of timber.
If you’re ready to take your projects to the next level with composite wood cladding, get in touch with the friendly and knowledgeable composite timber experts from COEN Composite Wood.
Composite Timber Cladding Range
At COEN, we offer a range of composite timber cladding products suitable for various commercial and residential applications.
From classic and contemporary styles like Shiplap and modern architectural designed castellated cladding, we have a composite cladding product that suits any design aesthetic.
Please note, when installing the castellated cladding you must leave a 1.5mm gap between the tongue and groove.
| Composite Wood Product | Product View | Profile | Section Size (width x thickness) |
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| Composite Timber Shiplap Cladding |  |
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156 x 21mm x 5.4m |
| Composite Timber Castellated Cladding |  |
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220 x 28mm x 2.9m |
| Composite Timber Castellated Cladding Starter Piece |  |
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50 x 47mm x 2.9m |
| Composite Timber Castellated Cladding Corner Piece |  |
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50 x 50mm x 2.9m |
COEN Composite Wood Cladding looks and feels like natural timber.
Our Composite Timber Cladding boards are engineered for durability and longevity.
Perfectly suited for the outdoors being highly resistant to fire, termites and mould.
Benefit from a quick and easy installation process with no splintering or warping.
Suitable for a range of exterior and interior applications, with minimal maintenance.
COEN’s Composite Timber Cladding Colour Range
Our Composite Wood Cladding range comes in a selection of standard timber colours.
Image is only an indication of colour and may vary.
| Beach | Marine Teak | Shale Grey | Charcoal |
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Brushed Wood Grain Finish
COEN Composite Wood’s manufacturing process of embossing the finish adds texture and appeal to the composite cladding. Mimicking the natural colour changes of timber cladding, with light reflecting from the grain imprints creating definition and refinement. The brushed wood grain finish is perfect for applications in commercial fitouts such as corporate headquarters, hospitality settings and areas where you want to add a sense of luxury to exteriors and entrances alike.
Composite wood with an brushed finish allows the product to look aesthetically identical to the natural timber counterpart, while providing the benefits of termite resistance, water and mould resistance and uv stability. For a low maintenance option, look no further than COEN wood.
COEN Composite Timber Cladding Fixings
Our composite timber cladding fixing has been designed to ensure a strong, secure, long-lasting hold, suitable for any commercial or residential projects in varying conditions.
| Product Application | Product | Items per square metre |
Items per pack | |
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| Stainless Steel Starter Clip |  |
Starting Clip | 20 | |
| Galvanised Steel Cladding Screw
4mmX40mm |
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18 | 1000 |
Let’s get your composite cladding project started today!
Are you ready to take the first step towards a durable and eco-friendly building facade?
Contact COEN today to discuss your requirements and request a quote.
We also offer other a wide range of alternative wood products including:
- Composite timber fencing
- Composite wood decking
- Composite timber screening
- Composite timber sleepers
- Composite wood outdoor furniture
Our team will provide the right advice and guidance on product selection, installation and maintenance for your project.
+ Composite Wood Cladding Quote Request
Simply fill out the form below to request a quote for your composite timber cladding project. Our team will be in touch with a detailed quote that includes all required products and services.
+ Composite Wood Cladding Image Gallery
Check out COEN’s composite wood cladding image gallery to see examples of completed projects and get inspiration for your project. Here, we showcase various styles, colours and finishes that have worked for our clients, and we are confident you’ll love them too!
FAQs
Composite cladding is a building material created from two or more distinct components. It usually comprises a covering material like aluminium or PVC and a core substance like wood fiber or polythene. Because of its strength, weather resistance and minimal maintenance requirements, composite timber cladding is frequently utilised on building facades. In addition, it offers a sustainable and environmentally responsible substitute for conventional natural timber cladding.
Wood fibres, plastic and other additives are used to create composite cladding. The materials’ precise composition may change depending on the manufacturer and the particular product. Nevertheless, the mixture often consists of bonding chemicals, sawdust, wood flour and recovered plastics.
The product’s type and quality, the project’s size and the installation method are some variables that affect the cost of composite cladding. The composite cladding price is generally similar to conventional wood cladding. However, it could be more expensive because of the additional cost of manufacturing the composite materials.
Composite cladding can be installed using various methods, including face fixing, secret fixing and combining both. The exact installation method will depend on the specific product and the project’s requirements. It is recommended to consult with a professional installer or the manufacturer’s installation guidelines to ensure proper installation and avoid any issues with the longevity of your composite timber cladding.
When installing the castellated cladding you must leave a 1.5mm gap between the tongue and groove.