Feather-edge profiles are generally cut from green (wet) timber and will, as a result, shrink by up to 15mm as the board dries. We recommend that each board is fixed once with a nail located 10mm above the upper edge of the previous board.

What nails do you use for feather edge cladding?

Use 50mm galvanised nails to attach them - it is important you only use one nail per pale per rail (i.e. 3 nails) - do not nail two pales together.

Can I use feather edge for cladding?

'Feather Edged' or 'Feather Edge' boarding is the most cost effective way of cladding a building in timber. It's fitted horizontally with overlapping, wedge shaped boards. ... British Western Red Cedar Feather Edge Cladding is a cost-effective way to give a building a rustic look an has attractive knots .