Robinia shingles
Sawn timber & cladding
Small robinia roofing elements, wedge-shaped (thicker at the visible part). Quarter-sawn with alternating cutting angle to reduce water absorption and increase durability.
Specifications
Robinia — Robinia pseudoacacia L.
black locust, false acacia, acacia. Known as robinia in the timber trade.
Romania – raw material from controlled sources. Full traceability (EUDR regulation).
Quarter-sawn
Greenish-yellow colour – medium-grained texture
Natural resistance to weather, pests and moisture
15-year warranty
Fresh (green) or slightly dried timber
Length: 45 cm
Width: 7,5 to 15 cm (variable)
Thickness: 12 to 14 mm (visible part 14 mm)
Use class 4 (EN 335)
Natural durability class 1–2 (EN 350-2:2016).
Non-impregnable wood, no chemical treatment.
Natural greying and patina formation. Any treatment should be applied after installation.
No maintenance required – no treatment needed.
3-layer laying – exposure 140 mm
Allow 3 m² of shingles (flat) per 1 m² of roof
Approx. 73 shingles per m² of roof (variable widths)
Allow +5 % for trimming
Applications
Roofing and façade cladding (min. pitch 18°)
Cabins
Shelters
Chicken coops
Options
FSC® 100 % certification on request
