Agricultural cladding

Agricultural cladding boards: what for?

Agricultural cladding is wood cladding designed to cover the facades of your farm buildings, sheds and other hangars.

On WoodPartners, you can find the professional to buy your agricultural cladding boards at the best price. Rough timber, 2m, 2.5m, 3m, 4m, vertical or horizontal installation, clapboard or clerestory, autoclave, class 4, we have all types of agricultural timber cladding for your project.

How do I choose the right type of agricultural cladding board for my project?

To choose the right type of agricultural cladding board for your project, you need to determine : 

• The size of the project: depending on the size of the shed, the surface area in m2 and therefore the price will vary, and you may or may not opt for more or less expensive agricultural cladding,
• The nature of the project: installation on a wooden shed? Metal shed?
• The desired style : small planks (2m), large planks (3m and over), clapboard, etc.
• Horizontal or vertical installation,
• The desired wood: rough or more worked.

Determine the key criteria for your project, and choose the best price per m2 from our range of agricultural cladding options!

How to find the perfect agricultural cladding for your project:

Discover our range of agricultural cladding products 

You want to find the perfect agricultural cladding for your project, but this involves several key steps, whether aesthetic needs or functional requirements: durability, weather resistance, ease of maintenance. 

To identify the ideal agricultural cladding for your project, you need to start by carefully assessing the specific needs of your structure, such as the type of building (barn, shed, greenhouse, etc.) and local climatic conditions, including exposure to sun, precipitation, wind and snow. Understanding the materials available is crucial:

• wood offers a traditional look, but requires regular maintenance.
• metal, such as steel or aluminum, is durable and weather-resistant, but may need to be treated against corrosion.
• Vinyl is low-maintenance and rot-resistant, although it can degrade under strong UV exposure.
• composites, which combine several materials, offer both durability and aesthetics, but at a potentially higher cost.

Insulation and ventilation are also essential. Adequate cladding should provide or enable good insulation to maintain a stable indoor temperature, as well as adequate ventilation to prevent moisture build-up, essential for the health of animals and crops.

Selecting a reliable supplier and opting for professional installation are paramount to guaranteeing the quality and durability of the cladding. You'll find reputable suppliers at WoodPartners, guaranteeing a certain quality of agricultural cladding. Last but not least, understanding the maintenance requirements and durability of cladding according to the specific conditions of your operation is essential to keep your structure in good condition over the long term.

Advice and maintenance of agricultural cladding

The maintenance of agricultural cladding is crucial to ensure its longevity, aesthetic appeal and ability to effectively protect your structures. Regular inspection is the first essential step, enabling any signs of damage such as cracks, deformation or corrosion to be detected and quickly addressed. Periodic cleaning with lukewarm water and a mild detergent may suffice for certain materials such as vinyl or painted metal, while wood may require specific products to prevent deterioration.

For wood siding, the application of preservatives is essential to protect against moisture, insects and rot. Metal siding, meanwhile, may require anti-corrosion coatings to prevent rusting. It's important to repair any damaged areas quickly to avoid structural problems, by replacing damaged sections or correcting deformations.

Corrosion prevention for metal cladding also involves ensuring that drainage around structures is effective, thus avoiding the build-up of water that can accelerate corrosion. Good ventilation is crucial for all types of cladding, as it prevents the build-up of moisture underneath the cladding, particularly critical for wood cladding where moisture can lead to rotting.

Buying guide: Choosing the right agricultural cladding

When it comes to selecting the right cladding for your farm buildings, there are several key factors to consider to ensure durability, functionality and aesthetics. First, you need to assess your needs: 

• Building type
• Climate
• Aesthetics
• Durability, maintenance

You also need to know what material you need (wood, metal, steel, vinyl, composite). At WoodPartners, you'll find everything you need in wood.

Then there are the technical considerations:

• Insulation
• Ventilation
• Installation (ease of installation, etc.)

The final factor to consider when choosing your agricultural cladding is your budget. You need to consider not only the purchase price, but also the long-term costs associated with maintenance and material durability.