The Envello Collection

What makes Millboard composite cladding unique?

Millboard composite cladding is 100% wood-free, so it doesn't need sealing to prevent moisture ingress. Using a unique fiber-glass reinforced resin-mineral composition, Millboard achieves the finest quality of finish, balanced with usability and maximum durability.

This gives Millboard composite cladding many of the unique benefits our decking products have, allowing it to outperform even nature itself, with no other cladding solution being anything like Millboard - composite or otherwise. Read on to explore our two composite cladding ranges, Shadow Line⁺ and Board & Batten.

Envello Shadow Line⁺

The grooved profile created between boards gives visual definition to the individual grain patterns.

The Envello Shadow Line⁺ cladding board has been moulded from real oak masters and designed to perfectly replicate smooth timber with a flat grained finish, giving a clean authentic look. The increased width of the Shadow Line⁺ board compared to standard timber boards means there is larger grain detail. This gives an enhanced visual impact, without risk of the board twisting or warping over time.

Tested to the rigorous demands of BS EN 13501-1, the Shadow Line⁺ system achieves a classification of Euroclass D. This fire rating also includes the accessory items through a full system build-up, this includes new Reveal Boards, Corner Profiles and Coloured Head Screws.

Envello Board & Batten

A truly unique balance for both contemporary and traditional designs.

Our Board & Batten collection has been moulded from individual pieces of timber with a range of different masters, creating a truly unique balance for both contemporary and traditional designs. With a tongue and groove profile that only requires fixings through the tongue, the install time is dramatically reduced compared to the traditional method of timber batten-on-board cladding. The profiles on the Board & Batten are designed with differing angles to create shadow definition between the grain patterns, as well as facilitating drainage when used horizontally. Typical usage requires 1.53 boards per m².