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Looking for an attractive way to cover and protect outside walls?
Want a solution that’s as simple as it is effective…and all without costing the earth?
Then composite cladding could be the answer.
What is composite cladding?
Whilst it doesn’t contribute to the structural integrity of a building, cladding can be attached to surfaces to help protect, insulate, or decorate a property.
Working in much the same way as wooden cladding, composite cladding can be installed over brick, concrete, or any other material to offer a quick and attractive covering, offering the perfect way to hide problem areas – fast!
Made from a mix of recycled wood fibres, polythene and bonding agents, composite cladding is favoured for being extremely durable and low maintenance.
Why use composite cladding?
It’s functional and attractive
Without question, composite cladding looks good. It can dramatically improve the appearance of a property by masking unsightly brickwork and covering uneven or damaged surfaces.
Composite cladding can also help to:
- Insulate: with energy bills on the rise, composite cladding is an effective way to insulate your home – helping to retain heat and keep the cold out.
- Reduce noise disturbances: whether it’s keeping the noise in or out, composite cladding reinforces your defences against unwanted sound.
- Protect your property: prevailing winds, strong sunlight, or constant rain – if harsh weather conditions are causing problems, encasing your property with cladding will add an extra layer of protection from the elements.
- Boost safety: strong and durable, quality composite cladding is fire retardant and non-conductive making it a safe and reliable choice.
It’s low maintenance
A ‘quick fix’ is great, but not at the expense of a solution that will last. Which is why composite cladding is the more favourable choice compared to wooden cladding.
Yes, it will enhance the aesthetics of your property, but it will also last – without demanding ongoing time and maintenance. If you opt for wooden cladding, you’ll be committing to regular sanding and painting to ensure it remains in good condition and doesn’t start to look just as shabby as the surface it was intended to hide!
It’s eco-friendly
Made from a mix of recycled wood fibres and plastics – materials that would otherwise be sent to landfill – composite cladding repurposes waste into an eco-friendly material.
What’s more, there’s no need for wood treatments or sealants, meaning no harsh chemicals are being used – helping to further boost its green credentials.
It’s versatile
Whether you want to clad for decorative or practical purposes, its versatility is a large part of its appeal.
No great surprise then that we’re seeing more instances of composite cladding being used indoors – gaming areas, bars, feature walls etc. In fact, some companies even go as far as offering a composite cladding range specifically for indoor use.
It’s cost-effective
Without strict upkeep, wooden cladding can rot and deteriorate over time. To prevent this, you’ll need to factor in constant repainting – costing you time and money. No such obligations with composite cladding. Long lasting and requiring virtually no maintenance it’s the pocket-friendly choice.
The conclusion? Composite cladding is a simple, long-term, and cost-effective solution. Which begs the question – why aren’t you using it already?
