Wood products

There are several options suitable for both horizontal and vertical cladding on outside walls. The choice depends on your specific needs, aesthetic preferences, and the conditions in which the cladding will be used. We offer a wide range of panel products designed to meet various requirements and styles. 

Contact us for a more detailed discussion about your project needs and we’ll help you find the best solution. 

Recycling treated timber requires special handling, as it often contains chemicals that can be harmful to the environment. Here are a few steps you can follow: 

1. Drop-off at a Recycling Centre: Pressure-treated wood must be taken to a recycling centre equipped to handle hazardous waste. It is illegal to burn treated wood yourself, as it can release harmful substances. 

1. Sorting: At the recycling centre, the wood is sorted to determine whether it qualifies as hazardous waste. Modern treated wood often contains fewer harmful substances and may sometimes be reused or recycled as material. 

1. Energy Recovery: If the wood is classified as hazardous, it is typically sent to energy recovery facilities where it is incinerated under controlled conditions to generate energy. 

1. Contact Your Municipality: If you're unsure how to handle your pressure-treated wood, contact your local municipality for specific guidelines and information about the nearest recycling centre. 

By following these steps, you can ensure that your pressure-treated wood is handled in an environmentally friendly and safe way. 

Follow these steps to  keep outdoor areas made from pressure-treated timber looking their best and extend their lifespan: 

1. Cleaning: Use a scrubbing brush and a mild detergent to clean the surface. Avoid using a pressure washer, as it can damage the wood. 

1. Oiling: Apply wood oil regularly, preferably once a year to maintain moisture resistance and protect against cracking. Use an oil that is suitable for pressure-treated wood. 

1. Inspection: Regularly inspect the wood for signs of damage, mould, or algae. If you notice any issues, address them immediately to prevent further deterioration. 

1. Weather Protection: If possible, protect your wooden structures from direct sunlight and heavy rain by using covers or placing them under a shelter. 

1. Repairs: Replace damaged or rotten parts immediately to prevent the damage from spreading to other areas of the structure. 

Following these steps will help ensure that outdoor areas built with pressure-treated wood remain in good condition and look great for years to come. 

1. Protect from Moisture: Store the timber in a dry place, protected from rain and ground moisture. Use pallets or similar supports to keep the wood off the ground. 

1. Ventilation: Ensure that air can circulate around the timber. This helps prevent mould and rot. 

1. Protect from Sunlight: Avoid direct sunlight, as it can cause cracking and warping. 

1. Covering: Use a tarpaulin or other protective covering, but make sure there is space for air to circulate. 

1. Regular Inspection: Check the wood regularly to ensure it hasn’t been damaged or exposed to moisture. 

Our timber products are certified according to FSC® SAI-COC-010937 (Forest Stewardship Council) and PEFC COC-0054964 (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification), ensuring that they come from responsibly managed forests. 

Södra’s products are available at many building supply stores and retailers. To find the right stockist, we recommend that you: 

• Visit your local building supplier – they often carry our products in stock or can order them for you. 

• Contact our customer service – they’ll be happy to help find a store near you.