POPLAR CLADDING

Rich & Refined

Arbor Wood Co. thermally modified poplar cladding uses domestically sourced and sustainably harvested poplar. Characterized by a consistent grain and deep rich brown, our poplar is sure to add elegance to your next project. Our thermal modification process adds to the durability, stability, and rot resistance, ensuring your siding projects will remain beautiful for years to come.

SPECIFICATIONS

SPECIES: Poplar

ORIGIN: USA

COLLECTION: Natrl

FINISH: Clear Oil

PROFILE: Nickel Gap Tongue & Groove

DIMENSIONS: Nominal 1x6 - 3/4” x 5 1/4” with 5” face coverage

LENGTH STRUCTURE: 6’-16’ evens

GRADE: C or Better, Clear

WARRANTY: 20 years

Profile

Tongue & Groove, Nickel Gap

Benefits

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Enhanced appearance

A rich, even tone throughout, a quick power wash restores wood back to its original color.

Solid & Stable

Dimensional stability is increased, minimal expansion and contraction ensuring a straight board for life

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Workability

Arbor Wood may be glued, painted, or finished similar to standard wood to achieve the desired look for your next project.

High performance

Less water absorption makes it less susceptible to mold, rot & fungal decay

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Natural process

Chemical-free process using only heat and steam

Value added

New application for domestic wood

FINISHES

It is recommended to finish Arbor Wood ash siding with an exterior UV protective surface finish. Our products have minimal expansion/contraction properties and can be finished with standard products, such as paints and clear coats. Clients should expect slightly longer dry times because of the non-absorbing nature of the material. We recommend the use of Cutek Extreme penetrating oil and UV color tones.

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color change

Thermal modification changes the naturally occurring sugars in the wood resulting in beautiful, rich tones which extend through the full thickness of the material. Since Arbor Wood is still a natural product, the grain and unique characteristics of the wood remain. In an exterior environment, Arbor Wood will move to gray when unfinished and the application of a UV inhibitor helps maintain the original color.