Reclaimed Skip-Planed Oak Cladding
Reclaimed Skip-Planed Oak Cladding
UE’s Reclaimed Skip-Planed Oak Cladding is sourced from century-old barns constructed with white oak trees that were already approximately a hundred years old when used as building timber in the early 1900s. Tight growth rings and aged tannins give this historic material its distinctive appearance.
Key Features
- 100% reclaimed from historic barns
- 3/4” thickness
- Available in 3”–6” widths
- 1’–10’ random lengths
- Tongue and groove profile with micro bevel
- Available prefinished or unfinished
- Optional Class A Fire-Rated finish
White oak trees that were already a century old were used to construct barns in the early 1900s. Today, those historic structures yield wood with characteristic tight growth rings and aged tannins, combining history, beauty, and long-term performance.
Shown here in Matte Clear. Class A Fire-Rated finish may be applied on request.
- Thickness
- 3/4"
- Width
- 3" - 6" - Call for Availability
- Length
- 1'-10' Random
- Milled Profile
- T&G With Microbevel
LEED®:
- Materials & Resources
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- Sourcing of Raw Materials – Materials Reuse
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- Material Ingredients – Declare Label
- Indoor Environmental Quality
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- Low-emitting Materials – Inherently Non-Emitting Sources, Salvaged and Reused Materials
Human Health:
- Declare – Red List Free
Source:
- 100% reclaimed from historic barns
End of Life:
- Cladding boards can be reused in their entirety.