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The FloPlast V Joint Cladding is an ideal choice for homeowners and contractors seeking a durable, low-maintenance, and aesthetically refined finish for gables, porches, and dormer cheeks. Its key benefit lies in its compact 100mm profile, which provides a more sophisticated look than traditional shiplap, supported by BBA-approved durability. One notable caveat is that users must adhere strictly to local Building Regulations concerning cavity barriers and fire safety distances for buildings under 18 metres.
| Model Part Number | C100WB |
|---|---|
| Brand | FloPlast |
The product has a reaction to fire classification of D-s3, d2/(AHM).
Each 5-metre length provides precise coverage of 0.5 square metres.
No, it is only approved for use on buildings under 18 metres in height.
Yes, the V-Joint profile is more compact and offers a refined, modern appearance compared to traditional, wider shiplap cladding.
Yes, the product holds BBA approval for quality and structural performance.
Yes, the cladding must be installed at least 1 metre from a boundary to meet fire safety regulations.
Ensure that the tongue and groove are fully engaged during installation; check that the backing frame is perfectly level.
Verify that you are using the specific trim profiles manufactured for the 100mm V-Joint system rather than standard shiplap trims.
Proper installation begins with understanding the difference between V-joint and shiplap trim requirements. You must use the specific trims designed for the V-joint system to ensure a weather-tight fit. Ensure the substrate is secure and free of debris before beginning. Regular maintenance is minimal: the cladding can be cleaned using a soft cloth and mild soapy water to remove accumulated dirt or debris. Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents or pressure washers, as these can compromise the Black Ash finish. Always consult your local authority regarding building regulations, specifically regarding cavity barriers in your region.
