Wood Grain Black Composite Cladding
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With a simple shiplap connection system, a rot and splinter-resistant surface and 2.5m or 3.6m board lengths, it provides a practical composite cladding option for creating a bold exterior finish, with minimal upkeep and straightforward cleaning and maintenance to help retain its appearance. The darker surface is also particularly good at disguising everyday marks and dirt, while our experience with this enhanced wood-grain finish has shown minimal noticeable colour change compared with some of our lighter Grey finishes.
Please Note: Order Your Free Samples
Black is a bold colour, but on this board the surface texture is just as important as the shade. The wood grain can be difficult to appreciate fully in photographs, particularly on a darker finish. Seeing a sample in person lets you see how the grain catches the light and whether you want that textured timber appearance for your project.
Free samples are available before ordering.
Benefit To Black Wood Grain Cladding
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Hides Imperfections
If you like your home to look picture-perfect, then go for black cladding. Black hides imperfections beautifully, keeping your home family photo ready at all times!
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Low-Maintenance:
A bucket, sponge, and a brush every now and then are all you need to keep your wood grain black cladding looking as bold as the day it was installed.
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Natural Yet Modern
Pairing wood grain with black gives you that natural, timeless look, whilst embracing bold design features. You can make a statement whilst creating a natural softness, perfect for a family home.
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Convincing Wood Grain effect
The enhanced surface creates a more defined timber-inspired grain while retaining the practical advantages of composite. If you're comparing this surface with smooth, sanded or other exterior finishes, our guide to
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Length
3600/2500mm
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Width
147mm
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Finish
Wood Grain
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Thickness
20mm
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Colour
Black
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Installation
Shiplap Connection (screw required)
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Warranty
10 Years Residential
Expert Advice On Our Black Wood Grain Cladding
A Word from Our Expert, Allan Jeffrey BSc. Eng. (Hons), Composite Materials Specialist, Environmentalist, and CEO of Ultra Decking:
Our Black Wood Grain Cladding is a rising choice with customers and a finish we’re seeing increasingly used on modern exterior projects. Black gives you that bold, sleek appearance, but combining it with the natural wood-grain surface stops the board from looking too flat and helps retain some of the authentic character you’d expect from timber.
What I like about Black is how easily it can work with different garden features and designs. We’ve seen it used to create a strong standalone feature as well as alongside glass, modern window frames and other darker exterior details. The deeper tone is also very forgiving in everyday use, helping to disguise minor marks, scratches and stains.
The enhanced surface treatment comes from techniques used across our composite decking ranges. From our experience with these boards, the Black finish weathers particularly well and shows less noticeable colour change than our Grey Wood Grain Cladding, helping it retain that richer, darker appearance for longer.
FAQ About Black Wood Grain Cladding
1 Is black cladding a good idea?
If you’re looking for that sleek, modern appeal that’ll look exceptional on your Instagram feed, then black wood grain cladding is your go-to. Homes with larger windows or a feature of glass look extraordinary with the striking black colour however, black wood grain cladding can work well with anything!
2 What colour goes with black cladding?
You can go in several directions with Black Cladding. White, Grey and other neutral tones can keep the overall design modern and understated, while warmer colours can create a much stronger contrast. Natural greens can also work particularly well where you want the darker cladding to sit alongside planting and landscaping.
If you’re deciding how Black will work with the rest of your exterior, our guide to choosing a composite cladding colour looks more closely at colour combinations and what to consider before making your choice.
3 What are the cons of black cladding?
The common issue with opting for black is they are a darker colour and they do get hot on in the sun, As long you not consistently interacting with the surface, unlike decking for example we don’t see any future issue from customer in relation to the surface heat, so even through it is a con, nothing be reported back to ourselves of this being a issue after installation.
4 Is a black exterior bad feng shui?
Black definitely doesn’t equal doom and gloom! In fact, it’s quite the opposite. A black house in feng shui can provide your home with a sense of wealth and stability, which is never a bad thing.
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Delivery Information
| Delivery Type | How Long? | Delivery Cost |
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| Urgent | Estimated 4-7 Days | £79.99 |
| Normal | Estimated 10 to 21 working days* | FREE |
| Royal Mail Standard (Small Parcels) | 3–5 Working Days | £8.00 |
| Royal Mail Standard (Large Parcels) | 3–5 Working Days | £29.95 |
| Collection | Collection from our warehouse | FREE |
| Sample Packs | 3–5 Working Days | FREE |
