STEPPED & COMBINATION CLADDING ADELAIDE

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Stepped cladding features an innovative two and three-step profile which gives the façade an attractive multi-dimensional appearance. The varying board depths create natural shadow lines that add texture and architectural interest to a building.

 

Combination timber cladding can be installed either horizontally or vertically, depending on the style you want to achieve. Horizontal installation can create a wider visual effect across the façade, while vertical installation can emphasise height and modern architectural lines.

 

This style of cladding is popular in contemporary homes, architectural projects and feature walls, where designers want to create a more dynamic exterior compared with traditional flat board cladding.

 

Adelaide Timber Cladding supplies stepped and combination cladding profiles in a range of timber species suitable for exterior use to builders, architects and homeowners across Adelaide and South Australia.

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Why Choose Combination Cladding

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Combination cladding is often selected for projects where a standard flat profile does not provide enough visual depth. The stepped design creates subtle shadow lines that change throughout the day as the light moves across the building. Combination cladding is commonly specified by architects and builders for modern residential façades and architectural feature walls.

 

Benefits include:​

 

• Creates a modern architectural façade

• Adds texture and depth to exterior walls

• Works well for both residential and commercial projects

• Can be installed vertically or horizontally

• Available in a range of timber species

 

Timber Species Available

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Stepped and combination cladding profiles are available in a range of timber species including:

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• Western Red Cedar

• Thermo Aspen

• Blackbutt

• Rosewood

• Spotted Gum

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Each species offers its own natural colour variation and grain pattern, allowing you to choose a timber that complements the overall design of the project.

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Architectural Uses

 

Combination timber cladding is commonly used for:

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• Residential façades

• Feature entry walls

• Architectural highlights

• Interior feature walls

• Commercial building exteriors

 

The stepped profile helps create a distinctive finish that stands out while still maintaining the natural warmth of timber.

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