What profiles are available for sauna cladding?

Standard sauna cladding profiles include: Soft Line (radiused tongue-and-groove, 97mm or 125mm covering width), standard lamellas (96mm covering width in 21mm or 26mm thickness), and decorative lamellas (96mm covering width in slim 16mm thickness for feature walls). All profiles are available in Class A (pale) or thermo-modified (caramel) grades.

Standard sauna cladding profiles include: Soft Line (radiused tongue-and-groove, 97mm or 125mm covering width), standard lamellas (96mm covering width in 21mm or 26mm thickness), and decorative lamellas (96mm covering width in slim 16mm thickness for feature walls). All profiles are available in Class A (pale) or thermo-modified (caramel) grades.

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