Orlo
Wood cladding and timber profiles for building designers and construction projects
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Orlo
ORLO manufactures wood cladding and timber profiles in several softwood species, with options including painted, treated, thermally modified and natural finishes. It also makes square, rectangular and bevelled battens.
The family-owned SME supports projects with technical and pricing studies, installation advice, colour selection and tender preparation. Registry facts give its headquarters as Liffré, France, and its founding date as 1994.
Product: Wood cladding, timber profiles and battens in multiple species and finish options.
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