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Radiata Pine timber cladding (painted), various grades & profiles (19mm, 21mm)

H3 treated radiata pine weatherboard cladding from sustainable plantations, kiln-dried to 12% MC, primed and painted for exterior applications. Available in rusticated, shiplap and square edge profiles.

Atlas code
ORG-TBR-ST-005
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Radiata Pine timber cladding (painted), various grades & profiles (19mm, 21mm)
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H3 treated radiata pine weatherboard cladding from sustainable plantations, kiln-dried to 12% MC, primed and painted for exterior applications. Available in rusticated, shiplap and square edge profiles.

Overview
Executive summary

This material is currently undergoing detailed analysis and data compilation. H3 treated radiata pine weatherboard cladding from sustainable plantations, kiln-dried to 12% MC, primed and painted for exterior applications. Available in rusticated, shiplap and square edge profiles.

Best when…
  • organic material benefits
Top advantages
  1. 01 organic material benefits
Top limitations
  1. 01 Durability Class 4 (non-durable) per AS 5604 — H3 CCA or ACQ preservative treatment mandatory for all external applications; untreated radiata pine will rot within 2–5 years above ground
  2. 02 Low density (~500–550 kg/m³) and low Janka hardness (3.2 kN) — softwood prone to denting, gouging, and surface damage; unsuitable for high-traffic or impact-exposed areas
  3. 03 Paint maintenance cycle every 8–12 years in typical Australian external exposure — repainting on top of failed paint requires full strip-back and re-prime, adding significant lifecycle cost
  4. 04 CCA (copper-chrome-arsenate) and ACQ (alkaline copper quaternary) treatment chemicals raise environmental and disposal concerns — treated offcuts require controlled disposal, not general waste
  5. 05 Susceptible to moisture movement without proper site practice — all faces (including back and ends) must be primed before installation per manufacturer requirements to prevent differential absorption and cupping
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Where it's used

organic applications
ORG-TBR-ST-005 · Materials Atlas · CLAD Atlas data is reference-only. Verify against manufacturer specifications and current standards before specifying.