Is the ASKO Golden Oak cladding made of real wood?
No, the supporting material is PVC, and "Golden Oak" refers to the wood decor on the visible surface. The panel mimics a warm wood tone but does not have the texture or maintenance requirements of solid wood. It is part of the ASKO three-board eaves system and is combined with profiles in the corresponding decor. A physical sample is used for exact color and pattern.
What are the dimensions of the ASKO Golden Oak eaves panel?
Each Golden Oak panel is 3 m long and 305 mm wide. The nominal face area based on these dimensions is 0.915 m², but the effective coverage depends on the locking and cutting. The three-board profile creates three visible sections in one element. Panels are sized according to individual eaves fields and are not ordered simply by dividing the total square footage.
Which SKU codes are available for Golden Oak with and without perforation?
The non-perforated Golden Oak variant is LT-4361, and the perforated one is LT-4362. The decor and main dimensions are the same, but the holes in LT-4362 participate in the roof system's air intake. The two types are pre-assigned according to the drawing. Upon delivery, check the SKU and face pattern to avoid installing a solid panel where ventilation is intended.
How many ASKO Golden Oak panels are needed for a nominal 15 m² area?
With a geometric area of 0.915 m² per panel, the mathematical minimum is 17 panels because 15 ÷ 0.915 = 16.39. A reserve is added depending on the installation direction, cuts, and the possibility of using leftovers in another field. Perforated panels are separated according to the ventilation scheme and should not be considered freely interchangeable with solid ones.
Are there J- and H-profiles in Golden Oak decor for these panels?
Yes, both the J-profile and the ASKO H-connector are available in the Golden Oak variant. The J-profile finishes the panels at the perimeter, and the H-profile forms the joint between two fields. The profiles are separate three-meter items and are calculated by linear meters. For wood decor, check not only the main tone but also the visual direction and batch of the pattern.
How should I arrange the perforated Golden Oak panels without disrupting the pattern?
First, determine the required free ventilation area and the places where air can actually continue into the roof cavity. Then, arrange the perforated panels rhythmically among the solid ones, keeping the three-board lines and decor direction aligned. The visual rhythm should not reduce the calculated air intake; the technical scheme takes precedence over symmetry.
