100 mm. 100 mm. 125 mm. 125 mm. 150 mm. 150 mm C003 C001 C269 C208 C055 C002. Tee Gee. Feather Edge. Shiplap. Open V. Open V.

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5 150 mm 100 mm 150 mm 100 mm 125 mm 125 mm C002 Shiplap C001 Shiplap C003 Open V C269 Open V C208 Feather Edge C055 Tee Gee

6 C027 Starter trim C028 Wall starter trim C029 Drip starter trim C035 Drip/starter trim for vertical or diagonal planks. C x 15 mm Angle trim C X 8 mm Cover trim C X 15 mm Angle trim C026 Universal channel ST45 C039 Plank top trim C040 Universal channel with batten cover C290/291 Universal two-part trim Flexi-trims ST75 C030 External corner trim for horizontal cladding C292/293 Two-part corner trim

7 125 mm 150 mm 150 mm CO43 Shiplap 150 mm Butt joint cover CO44 Open V 150 mm Butt joint cover C057 Tee Gee/Feather Edge 125 mm Butt joint cover 100 mm 100 mm CO51/052 Two part joint trim CO42 Shiplap 100 mm Butt joint cover C281 Open V 100 mm Butt joint cover CO33 Centre joint trim C061 (10 mm type) 30 x 15 mm Angle ventilator C065 (25 mm type) 60 x 15 mm Angle ventilator

8 Fig. 1 Check height, line and level of starter batten Wall area to be clad Fig. 2 Batten out all perimeters and openings Fixing centres Intermediate battens not shown Fig. 3 Fix intermediate vertical battens at appropriate centres Fig. 4 Use two battens at internal and external corners

9 Starter batten (for white only) Intermediate vertical battens C028 Flashing installed before starter trim 10 mm dia holes between battens Starter batten (for white only) Roof finish C027 flange covers batten Fig. 5 Starter trim C027 ar DPC level Fig. 7 Wall starter trim C028 above flat roof Intermediate vertical battens Intermediate vertical battens 10 mm dia holes between battens Starter batten (for white only) C028 Starter batten (for white only) C029 Window head Plinth Fig. 6 Drip starter trim C029 at window head Fig. 8 Wall starter trim at solid base

10 Vertical batten C291 C040 Starter batten Stainless steel fixing nails C290 Back leg conceals batten edge Fig. 9 C040 Universal channel with batten cover at a vertical termination Insert male trim after all planks and other trims are in place Fig. 11 Two-part trim C290/291 terminating cladding at a reveal C026 Stainless steel fixing nails Vertical battens Fig. 10 Universal channel C026 at cladding reveal C030 Fig. 12 Corner trim C030 at an external angle Longer batten (or double batten) required to ensure secure fixings for batten and trim

11 Note use of wider batten to ensure positive fixing Fig. 13 Two-part trim C292/293 at external corner Fix outer part (female), only after all planks and trims are installed Fix outer part (male), only after all planks and trims are installed Fig. 14 Two-part trim C292/293 at internal corner Batten shaped to fit Fig. 15 Universal channels C026 used back-to-back at external obtuse angled corner Optional Flexi-angle trim

12 Offcut as packing piece Fig. 16 Drip trim C035 at window head with extended soffit board Extended window sill C290/291 Packing Fig. 17 Two-part trim C290/291 at cut plank below window sill

13 End batten Fig. 19 Expansion gap at edge trim Expansion gap Profile covers nails in preceding plank Universal two-part trim Fig. 18 Secret nailing Fig. 20 Standard joint for long runs, using C033 cover trim Expansion gaps Intermediate batten Spacer lugs Matching joint cover Hook engages over profile Expansion gap Fig. 21 Applying joint covers Fig. 22 Rear view of joint cover

14 Area to be clad with vertical planks C035 Expansion gaps Deeper batten 5 m full-length planks Fig.24 Drip trim C035 between lengths of vertical cladding Fig. 23 Battening out C035 plus C068 Angle trim C080 Trimtop nail Fig.25 C035 drip trim in conjunction with angle trim C068 to hide high level batten

15 Packing Fig.26 Use of trim and packings at reveals C026 Extended window cheeks Extended sill C290/291 C040 Fig.27 Use of C040 universal channel with batten cover at vertical terminations No nailing necessary at starter plank Fig.28 Universal two-part trim C290/291 at head of cladding C035 Fig.29 C035 drip trim at window head

16 mm Open V mm Open V Leave expansion gap between plank end and trim 055 Tee Gee ig.30 Profiles suitable for vertical cladding Intermediate battens at 600 mm c/c Use nailing groove Starter plank nsure joints are fully home Check for plumb with spirit level r plumb bob Nail Push home male trim, only after all planks and trims in place Fig.32 Locating starter plank (working right to left) Packing ig.31 Check for plumb every two planks 2-part trim Nail into timber through packing and trim Fig.33 Finishing with a cut plank

17 arter plank cut m full width Nail Universal channel Nail Packing Nail Drip trim Nail g.34 Diagonal plank starter piece ometric view Front elevation Measure length of new plank at overlap position of previous plank Allow 4 mm at both ends for expansion Expansion Gap Two-piece trims Expansion Gap g.35 Cutting intermediate anks to length Packing Last plank fitted over preceeding and nailed through packing Fig.36 Fitting the finishing plank

18 Intermediate battens Counterbattens Air path Air path Air path C061 Ventilation unit Horizontal battens Base starter trim Drip starter trim C065 Ventilation unit Fig.37 C061 Ventilation unit at base of cladding -Ventilated horizontal cladding Fig.38 C065 Ventilation unit at base of cladding -Ventilated vertical cladding Air path Air path Soffit board Intermediate battens extend above trim Soffit board Vertical counterbattens extend above trim 2-part Universal trim Universal trim Horizontal battens Fig.39 Termination at soffit -Ventilated horizontal cladding Fig.40 Termination at soffit -Ventilated vertical cladding

19 vertical battens Breather membrane Insulation Air path Horizontal 600 mm c/c Wall starter trim Air path C061 Angle vent Fig.41 Detail A - Insulation and breather membrane Fig.42 Detail B - Bottom vent detail Detail C air path Eaves ventilator tray Detail A Roof insulation Wall insulation Top batten Detail B Swish eaves ventilation unit air path Fig.44 Detail C - ventilation to eaves Fig.43 General view showing extent of insulation

20 Battens and counter-battens Battens and counter-battens Fig.45 Horizontal plankswith ventilation Fig.47 Vertical plankswith ventilation Vertical battens only Breather membrane Sheathing Insulation between studs Horizontal battens only Vapour control membrane Lining board Fig.46 Horizontal planks Battens must be at same centres as timber studs Fig.48 Vertical planks without ventilation - recommended for white cladding only

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22 Cellular PVC (PVC-ue) BS 7619: 1993: Type 1- BBA Cert Staffordshire B79 7TF Swish Building Products, Tamworth, C mm Shiplap, horizontal format White Wall starter C028 Two-part universal trim C290/291 Two-part universal trim C290/291 Two-part corner trim C292/293 Not applicable Treated timber battens & counterbattens 25mm x 38mm At the base and head, across intermediate areas, at reveals, openings and changes of direction. Max 600mm for perimeter and intermediate battens Swish 30mm A4 stainless steel nails (C204) Secret fixing via groove in C mm cent res maximum Butt joints, using C042 joint covers over support timber 25mm clear ventilated cavity Swish angle ventilator C065 To BS 4016: 1972 C077 Swish low modulus silicone Not applicable Vent top of cladding through eaves box.

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