Douglas Fir Interior Cladding – Natural
Application: Interior cladding
Orientation: Vertical, horizontal or diagonal, depending on profile
Durability: Class 3 (BS EN 350-2)
Certification: PEFC™
Fixing systems: Compatible with MillFix® and Secret clip system
MillFix® profiles: MW2, MW6
Secret clip system profiles: MW6 Clip
Matching trim available
Douglas Fir interior cladding is available in various lengths and manufactured in face fix, secret fix and secret clip system profiles, allowing designers and self‑builders to select the configuration that best supports the functional needs, performance expectations, and visual style of their project.
Finished with a smooth planed surface texture that emphasises the grain pattern of the board, and left uncoated so that over time, it will age naturally to a silver-grey.
Douglas Fir is an attractive and sustainable timber that is very well suited to interior applications. Slow grown in The Pacific North West of Canada and sourced from PEFC™ certified forests, it offers a perfect balance of natural beauty and robust performance, making it an excellent choice for a wide range of projects, from traditional buildings to striking modern architecture.
Dimensional stability – Kiln dried at source, Douglas Fir has excellent dimensional stability, making it less prone to warping, twisting or cupping.
Hardwearing – With its high resin content, Douglas Fir is one of the most hardwearing softwoods, making it perfect for interior wall and ceiling cladding with a long, maintenance free service life.
Natural beauty – Douglas Fir has a distinctive, tight grain pattern and warm tones ranging from pale cream to pinkish-brown. Its natural appearance and texture helps connect spaces to the natural environment, promoting relaxation and wellbeing.
Sustainability – Sourced from responsibly managed, PEFC™ certified forests, Douglas Fir supports sustainable forestry practices and is an eco-conscious choice for residential and commercial interior projects.
