I asked this Q back last year, but didn't come to a solution ... so job still outstanding.
I have 3 large raised beds in garden, I intend to clad front in wood .... so this will give me a thickness of
100 for wall + 38 counter batten + 38mm wood = ~155mmGoing to fit a 15mm nosing piece at front (aesthetic reason) and a 10mm overlap at back ... I end up with something like:
The overall width is looking like 180mm or at least 165 is I reduced thickness of counterbatten
Needs to be capable of taking the weather, I could buy 200 x 32 treated (or possibly Thermowood) and fix that, but almost convinced myself there must be a better idea.
The cladding is Thermowood so looks like a cedar / dark pine colour