Sunburnt brown reclaimed wood tongue and groove wall cladding

Sunburnt Brown Reclaimed Wood Tongue & Groove Wall Cladding

1500 mm length × mixed widths × approx. 20 mm thickness
€85,33
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Sunburnt brown reclaimed wood tongue and groove wall cladding
  • Sunburnt brown reclaimed wood tongue and groove wall cladding
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  • Sunburnt brown tongue and groove reclaimed wood boards
  • Reclaimed wood tongue and groove boards used as ceiling cladding
  • Sunburnt reclaimed wood wall cladding in a bathroom interior
  • Sunburnt brown reclaimed wood tongue and groove wall cladding
  • Reclaimed wood tongue and groove boards with naturally aged brown surface
  • Rustic reclaimed wood boards with sun-aged brown patina
  • Sunburnt brown reclaimed wood installed as wall cladding
  • Aged reclaimed wood boards for rustic wall cladding
  • Rustic reclaimed wood feature wall with natural brown tones
  • Rustic wall cladding made from sun-aged reclaimed wood
  • Sunburnt reclaimed wood used as exterior façade cladding
  • Interior walls clad with naturally aged reclaimed wood
  • Close view of sunburnt reclaimed wood with authentic weathered patina
  • Brown reclaimed wood boards with naturally aged surface
  • Sunburnt brown reclaimed wood boards by Vintage Holz
  • Sunburnt brown tongue and groove reclaimed wood boards
  • Reclaimed wood tongue and groove boards used as ceiling cladding
  • Sunburnt reclaimed wood wall cladding in a bathroom interior
Sunburnt Brown Reclaimed Wood Tongue & Groove Wall Cladding

Sunburnt Brown Reclaimed Wood Tongue & Groove Wall Cladding

€85,33
Length

Create a warm, authentic rustic interior or façade with sunburnt brown reclaimed wood tongue & groove wall cladding. The naturally weathered brown patina and brushed surface give every board a distinctive aged character.

Product highlights

  • Authentic reclaimed wood with a sunburnt brown appearance
  • Brushed rustic surface
  • Mixed board widths
  • Approx. 20 mm thickness
  • Tongue & groove on the long sides
  • Available in 1500, 2000 and 2500 mm lengths
  • Suitable for wall, ceiling and façade cladding
  • Suitable for interior and exterior applications with appropriate installation
  • Special lengths available on request
  • Sold per square metre

Reclaimed wood is a natural aged material. Colour, grain, patina, knots and surface variation are characteristic features and make every board unique.

Area planning

How many square metres of wall cladding do you need?

Calculate the required area directly here. Add one or more walls, subtract windows, doors and other openings, and include an additional waste allowance if required.

01

Wall areas

02

Windows, doors & openings

Openings are automatically deducted from the total wall area.

03

Waste allowance

Depending on the project, we recommend an additional allowance for cutting and fitting.

Wood Wall Cladding Samples

See it. Feel it. Decide.

Order a sample before you decide

Natural wood is best judged in person. Order a matching sample to assess the real colour, texture and surface before planning a larger wall or interior project.

Matching sample Wood Wall Cladding Samples Sunburnt Brown Tongue & Groove Wall Cladding
€5,04

The sample is intended to help you assess the material and surface before ordering larger quantities.

Installation

Tongue & groove installation guide

Open the guide to see the complete installation process for our tongue & groove wall cladding.

Tools and materials for installing tongue and groove wood wall cladding
01

Install the counter battens

Fix counter battens to the intended wall surface at intervals of approximately 30–40 cm. Make sure the resulting surface is straight and even.

Preparing the wall and timber substructure for tongue and groove cladding
02

Check spacing and fixing

Check the spacing of the battens and make sure the substructure is fixed correctly for the particular wall construction.

Installing timber battens for tongue and groove wall cladding
03

Align the first rows

Use a spirit level when installing the first two rows so that the wall cladding starts straight.

Aligning the first rows of tongue and groove boards with a spirit level
04

Sort the boards by appearance

View the surface structure and colour from a distance of approximately 2–4 m. If necessary, exchange individual boards until the desired overall appearance is achieved. Have screws and a cordless screwdriver ready.

Sorting tongue and groove wood boards by colour and surface before installation
05

Fix through the inner groove edge

Screw the boards to the counter battens through the inner edge of the groove. The fixing should then be covered by the following board. Alternatively, the boards can also be stapled in the groove.

Concealed fixing of tongue and groove boards through the inner groove edge
06

Secure every third row

According to our installation guide, it is sufficient to secure every third row to the counter battens.

Closing tongue and groove joints carefully with a wooden block and hammer
07

Close the joints carefully

Adjust the position of the boards with a wooden block and hammer. The boards should fit firmly together. Push them together until no small open joints remain visible. The tongue is stained in the respective surface colour.

Expansion gap at the edge of tongue and groove wood wall cladding
08

Leave an expansion gap

Leave a gap of approximately 8–10 mm to adjoining walls. This gives the wood room to move as it adjusts to changes in moisture.

Questions about installation? Contact us at info@Vintage-Holz.de.

Expert answers

Tongue & groove cladding – expert answers

Practical answers for planning and installing our tongue & groove wall cladding.

Why is a substructure used for tongue & groove wall cladding?

The counter battens create a straight, secure fixing plane for the boards. In our installation method, the battens are mounted at approximately 30–40 cm intervals.

Where are tongue & groove boards fixed so the screws remain hidden?

The boards are screwed through the inner edge of the groove into the substructure. The next board then covers the fixing point, creating a clean finished surface.

Why are the first rows especially important?

The first rows determine the alignment of the entire wall. They should therefore be checked carefully with a spirit level before the rest of the cladding is installed.

Why should the boards be sorted before installation?

Natural wood varies in colour, structure and grain. Viewing and arranging the boards from roughly 2–4 m away before fixing them helps create a balanced overall appearance on the finished wall.

How much edge clearance should be left with tongue & groove cladding?

Leave approximately 8–10 mm to adjoining walls. This expansion gap gives the wood room to move as indoor humidity changes.

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