Oxford Heritage 3D™ Slatted Cladding 2.5m — Oak

Oxford Heritage 3D™ Slatted Cladding in Oak is a capped four-slat composite cladding panel, 2500 × 219 × 26 mm, with recessed shadow gaps and a brushed woodgrain under a protective cap. A warm honey timber tone. Oak is one of three colours made in Slatted Cladding only. Stocked at our yard in Didcot, Oxfordshire. £50.00 per m² inc. VAT (2 panels at £25.00; prices October 2026) 0.50 m² per panel · 200 mm covering width · 2.0 panels per m² 2.85 kg per linear metre (about 7.1 kg per panel) Corner trims and end boards in Oak 20-year residential / 10-year commercial limited guarantee — full terms Where Oak works Brightens courtyard walls and sheltered corners. Shares its name with the Oak face of our Oxford Heritage 3D™ decking; the finishes differ (brushed slats, embossed decking), so lay the samples together in your own light. Oak is made in Slatted Cladding only. Design idea: an Oak feature panel in a courtyard or behind a seating area; vertical slats make a low wall look taller, horizontal slats make a short wall look longer.Use Oak slats for a feature wall, screen or planter, or pair them with a building clad in our Wall Cladding in Black, Anthracite, Teak or Yellow Cedar. Hold samples side by side before you mix colours on one wall.How many panels do I need?Take the wall area in m², minus doors and windows, and allow 2.0 panels per m² (each panel covers 0.50 m², because part of it sits under its neighbour — plan with the 200 mm covering width, never the nominal 219 mm), adding 10% for windows, doors and angled tops. Wall area Panels (2.5 m) Panels cost 5 m² 10 £250.00 10 m² 20 £500.00 15 m² 30 £750.00 20 m² 40 £1,000.00 30 m² 60 £1,500.00 Plain wall, panels only, inc. VAT — or send your wall sizes on WhatsApp to 07709 913846 for a panel count and a quote for the full kit.Fixing and trimsPanels fix with cladding clips and M4.2 × 32 mm black Torx self-drilling screws to a ventilated batten frame at 400 mm centres, vertically or horizontally, with starter clips on the first panel. Finish the wall with corner trims (L-angle), corner profiles and end boards, made in all seven slatted colours. Full installation overview: Catalogue 02 (PDF).Where you can use itGarden rooms and offices, summerhouses, sheds, bin and bike stores, planters, screens and existing garden walls on battens. Composite cladding is combustible, we do not currently publish a reaction-to-fire class for it, and it cannot be used on the external walls of residential buildings with a storey 11 m or more above ground, or on relevant buildings 18 m or taller (Regulation 7(2) and Approved Document B, England), and rules are stricter within 1 m of a boundary. Check with your building control body before you clad any part of a house.Technical specification Product code OCW-CLSLT-250-OAK Colour Oak Panel size 2500 × 219 × 26 mm (nominal) Covering width 200 mm Coverage 0.50 m² per panel · 2.0 panels per m² Weight 2.85 kg per linear metre (about 7.1 kg per panel) Material Capped wood-plastic composite Surface Brushed woodgrain under a protective cap; recessed shadow gaps between four slats Fixing Cladding clips and M4.2 × 32 mm Torx screws on battens at 400 mm centres Air gap behind panels At least 25 mm, open top and bottom Clearance At least 20 mm above paving, 150 mm above soil or turf Reaction to fire (EN 13501-1) Not published Guarantee 20 years residential · 10 years commercial; limited, pro-rata QuestionsDoes Oak slatted cladding go with Oak & Teak decking?They share the Oak colour name, but cladding and decking are different products with different finishes. Order samples of both and look at them together in your garden before you buy.Where does Oak slatted cladding work best?Courtyard walls, sheltered corners, entrance niches and feature panels, where a warm honey tone lifts the space.Do slatted cladding panels need painting or staining?No. The cap means no painting, staining, oiling or sealing. Wash with warm soapy water and a soft brush; if you use a pressure washer, keep a wide fan nozzle at least 300 mm from the surface. A little colour settling in the first months is normal.Order a free sample · All slatted cladding colours · Decking & cladding FAQ