Loglap Cladding (Treated) 120mm (5")

Treated Loglap Cladding – 120mm x 20mm

Treated Loglap Cladding is a green tanalised timber board designed for outdoor cladding, repair and garden building projects.

The loglap profile gives exterior walls a rounded, log-style appearance, making it a popular choice for sheds, outbuildings, garden rooms, workshops and other timber structures. Each board measures 120mm x 20mm and is supplied in long lengths only.

The timber is green treated to help improve durability for outdoor use, making it suitable for projects where weather-resistant cladding is required.

Because this product is sold in long lengths only, customers should check delivery or collection options before ordering.

Important Ordering and Delivery Information

This product is sold in long lengths only.

Due to the length of the boards, customers should contact Discount DIY before ordering if delivery is required, especially outside the local delivery area.

Customers should confirm:

Key Features

Applications

Treated Loglap Cladding is suitable for outdoor timber projects such as:

The rounded loglap profile is particularly useful where a more traditional cabin-style or log-effect exterior finish is required.

Specifications

Buyer’s Overview

This treated loglap cladding is ideal for customers building, repairing or upgrading outdoor timber structures.

The rounded loglap profile creates a traditional log-style finish, making it suitable for sheds, summerhouses, garden rooms and outbuildings where the appearance of the cladding is important. The 120mm x 20mm section gives a substantial timber board for exterior cladding applications.

The boards are green treated and tanalised, making them suitable for outdoor use. Customers may still choose to apply a suitable exterior wood preserver, stain or paint depending on the finish required and the level of weather exposure.

The main practical buying point is that this product is sold in long lengths only, so customers should confirm available lengths and delivery arrangements before ordering.

Fitting Guidance

Before fitting loglap cladding, check that the supporting frame or fixing surface is sound, level and suitable for exterior timber boards.

Boards should be fixed securely using suitable exterior-grade fixings. Allow for natural timber movement and ensure the cladding is fitted in a way that helps shed water correctly.

Customers should measure the area carefully before ordering and allow additional material for:

Any cut ends should be treated with a suitable end-grain preserver or exterior wood treatment before installation.

Delivery and Collection

This product is supplied in long lengths only, which may restrict delivery options.

Customers should contact Discount DIY before ordering if delivery is required, particularly for addresses outside the local delivery area.

Collection may be suitable for customers who can safely transport long timber lengths.

FAQs

What size is this loglap cladding?

The board size is 120mm x 20mm.

Is this timber treated?

Yes. The boards are green treated and tanalised.

What is loglap cladding used for?

Loglap cladding is used for exterior timber cladding projects such as sheds, garden buildings, outbuildings, workshops and summerhouses.

What does loglap mean?

Loglap refers to a rounded timber cladding profile that gives the finished surface a log-style appearance.

Can it be used outdoors?

Yes. This is treated timber and is suitable for outdoor projects.

Is it suitable for sheds?

Yes. It is suitable for sheds, outbuildings and similar garden structures.

Is it sold in fixed lengths?

The product is described as being sold in long lengths only. Customers should contact Discount DIY to confirm available lengths before ordering.

Can it be delivered?

Delivery may be available depending on the board length and delivery location. Customers should contact Discount DIY before ordering to confirm options.

Does it need painting or staining?

The boards are treated, but customers may still apply a suitable exterior wood treatment, stain or paint depending on the required appearance and exposure level.

Should cut ends be treated?

Yes. Any cut ends should be treated with a suitable exterior wood treatment or end-grain preserver before installation.