Installing Thermowood Cladding
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Building a secret garden, and trim details with a NEW WOOD PRODUCT!
What happens here
Workers transport and prepare Thermowood Ash boards, a thermally modified wood product, for cladding the outdoor bar and a new trellis. The 1x6 Thermowood boards are first ripped in half using a table saw to create narrower slats, approximately 2.75 inches wide. These slats are then cut to the required lengths with a miter saw and fastened to the bar and trellis structures using a pneumatic nail gun. This process ensures a consistent 'slat look' across the different elements of the outdoor space.
Goal: Clad the outdoor bar and trellis with Thermowood Ash slats.
Tools and materials
- Air Compressor Hitachi — Providing compressed air to power the pneumatic nail gun
- Drill — Pre-drilling holes for screws in the Thermowood (if applicable)
- Miter Saw DeWalt — Cutting Thermowood slats to precise lengths and angles
- Nail Gun — Fastening the Thermowood slats securely to the bar and trellis frames
- Table Saw — Ripping 1x6 Thermowood boards into narrower slats for the desired look
- Tape Measure — Taking accurate measurements for all wood cuts
- Nails — Securing the Thermowood slats
- Thermowood Ash Boards Thermowood.com — Cladding the outdoor bar and trellis for a decorative finish
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