Shiplap Dark Grey External Wall Cladding

Same overlapping shiplap profile as the beige version. But it is available in a deep charcoal-grey tone instead of a warm neutral. It gives a facade with a traditional weatherboard shadow line, but in a colour that suits a more contemporary build than a classic country home.

This shares its structured, overlapping profile with the rest of the shiplap range, just dressed in a darker, more modern colour. Here’s what makes it up:

• Shiplap profile, with boards overlapping to create genuine horizontal shadow lines.
• Deep dark grey tone, more contemporary than the warmer beige option in the same range.
• Narrower 157mm board width, suited to the layered, stacked shiplap look.
• 3000mm length, a manageable run for most standard sections.
• Suits builds wanting the traditional shiplap structure with a darker, more modern colour on top.

(*Dimensions: 21mm x 157mm x 3000mm)

Applications and Suitable Use

• Modern homes wanting textured weatherboard detail – dark grey suits a more contemporary take on a classic profile
• Garage and shed exteriors – the smaller board format works well on standalone structures
• Renovations wanting a darker facade update – swaps a light or dated exterior for something more current
• Feature sections on larger builds – can be used selectively alongside flatter cladding profiles elsewhere
• Boundary walls and fencing – suits standalone structures as much as full home facades

Why Choose Shiplap Dark Grey External Wall Cladding?

Shiplap brings genuine structure to a facade through its overlapping boards. Being available in dark grey rather than a lighter tone gives it a more contemporary edge without losing that classic weatherboard shadow line. It suits homeowners who like the shiplap look but want something that reads a bit more modern and considered than the traditional beige or white finish usually associated with the style.