CHOOSE YOUR COMPOSITE CLADDING RANGE
Each cladding style offers a different appearance and profile, allowing you to create anything from natural timber-look facades to striking modern feature walls.
CLADDING FIXINGS & INSTALLATION ACCESSORIES
Every cladding installation requires the correct trims, fixings and finishing components to ensure a secure installation and a clean professional finish. Our cladding accessories are designed to work seamlessly with our composite cladding boards.
WHY CHOOSE COMPOSITE DECKING
Composite cladding combines the appearance of natural timber with the durability of modern materials. Unlike traditional wood cladding, composite boards require minimal maintenance and are designed to withstand the British climate year after year.
- No painting, staining or sealing required
- Resistant to rot, moisture and insects
- Fade-resistant colours and finishes
- Durable and weather-resistant materials
- Long-lasting exterior performance
COMPOSITE CLADDING BUYING GUIDE
Choosing the right cladding style can dramatically transform the look of your property. Our composite cladding systems are designed to suit both modern architectural designs and traditional timber-style finishes.
How long does composite cladding last?
How long does composite cladding last?
Composite cladding is designed for long-term outdoor performance and typically comes with residential warranties ranging from 10–25 years.
Does composite cladding require maintenance?
Does composite cladding require maintenance?
Composite cladding requires very little maintenance compared to timber cladding. Occasional cleaning with water is usually sufficient to keep boards looking their best.
Can composite cladding be installed vertically or horizontally?
Can composite cladding be installed vertically or horizontally?
Most composite cladding boards can be installed both vertically and horizontally depending on the design style you want to achieve.
What trims are required for cladding installation?
What trims are required for cladding installation?
Cladding installations usually require starter trims, corner trims and finishing trims to create a professional, weather-resistant installation.