VP uPVC Hollow Soffit Cladding Panels - Anthracite Grey Plastic Soffit Board - 5 Metre Length x 300mm Wide

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A combination of cladding types has been used in the design of this highly contemporary home, including timber, glass and render. (Image credit: Simon Maxwell) What is fibre cement cladding? uPVC Cladding is a fantastic choice for those looking to improve and refresh the appearance of their property. It’s easy to install, low maintenance and weather resistant making it perfect for those looking to replace old timber cladding with a modern alternative. For example, cladding an area of 6m wide x 3m high in 150mm Shiplap = 9m² x 1.4 = 12.6 = 13 x 5m length. If the area includes windows and/or doors or other non-clad areas, these can be calculated in the same way but removed from the overall number of lengths required.

Spruce up your home with an insulating, low maintenance vertical and horizontal cladding system. Our Shiplap Cladding External - Exterior Open V Cladding modernises the look of any property and protects it from the elements. Effortless to install and maintain, the product offers a long-lasting cosmetic solution that insulates your home. This UPVC cladding is completely weatherproof, providing a robust shield against cold and damp. It is advised to buy all Boards needed for your project at the same time, to ensure the same colour throughout your installation. Different Board batches may have slight colour variations, due to the natural wood material within the Boards. One of the trends we are seeing now is towards more natural products with homeowners increasingly thinking about the environmental impact of the products they use," explains Lisa Grosse at Cedral. "Fibre cement uses fewer raw materials and less energy in its manufacture, produces less waste than some traditional building materials and is fully recyclable. As the outer wall no longer had to rest on the ground, instead being hung off the inner skin, it could now be made of much thinner sections. We recommend the 100mm Anthracite Open V External Cladding if you want a vertical cladding solution that can also be used horizontally. It is economical, efficient and manufactured stand the test of time. Our 125mm Anthracite Shiplap External Cladding is lightweight and easy to install and perfect for horizontal cladding projects. If you require a wider cladding material, our 150mm Anthracite Shiplap External Cladding is perfect.

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Although Shiplap, Open-V and Double Embossed Cladding all look very similar once installed they are slightly different in their appearances and sizes – something that may determine which type of exterior cladding is for you. Our wood-effect finishes look authentic and are extremely cost-effective. With a range of finishes designed to lift the look of any property, you are sure to find the right product for your home. We provide free technical advice to ensure you buy the right cladding product for your property. Take advantage of it because it will prevent you from making the wrong buying choice. Is the exterior of your property looking outdated and neglected? Is maintenance an issue? Discover a stunning, insulating solution that will significantly enhance the look of your home and reduce those time-consuming jobs. Our ultra-low maintenance Anthracite Shiplap Cladding is practical and boosts the efficiency of your home.

As well as completely transforming your home, our Exterior Open V Cladding is ultra low maintenance. That is because it is made from UPVC, a material favoured for external building projects. It outperforms wood on every front. As well as being stylish and practical, it will not rot, warp or shrink. This product is also versatile and can be installed either vertically or horizontally, depending on your preference. Whilst every reasonable effort shall be made to keep to a delivery date, we cannot be held liable for any losses, costs, damages, or expenses arising directly or indirectly out of any failure to meet any estimated delivery date. Certain direct suppliers are able to ship outside of these areas depending on product quantity and availability. Please get in touch with us regarding any such queries.

Low maintenance and weather resistant UPVC cladding

This meant that the load-bearing duties were now carried out by the inner leaf, while the weatherproofing was the responsibility of the outer leaf, with heat retention achieved by adding insulation between the two leaves.

Our Wood Effect Cladding can be installed either horizontally or vertically to suit your design, and can be cut to size using standard woodworking tools. Boards feature a tongue and groove style connection, whereby each Board slots into the next, and any fixings are hidden by the overlapping Board in the process. UPVC is the material of choice for modern cladding. That is because timber cladding has to be painted or stained on a regular basis to preserve its visual appeal and to ensure it can withstand the elements. Cladding made from wood will require time-consuming maintenance, on average, every three to five years. Bold and contemporary-looking, it provides outstanding protection from the elements with a modern dark grey, wood-effect finish. Completely weatherproof, our Anthracite Shiplap Cladding is manufactured from robust, high-performance UPVC. Choose from a range of sizes and styles to give your home an aesthetically pleasing facelift. This innovative product range is designed to protect your home from the British weather and to deliver exceptional thermal insulation all-year round. If you want to save money on house cladding, consider going for an option that you can fit on a DIY basis, such as some tongue-and-groove timber types of cladding. All of our uPVC Cladding is supplied as a 5m length and available in a range of colours. Both the Open V and Shiplap Cladding is manufactured by Homeline and our range of Double Embossed is manufactured by Durasid. The Shiplap Cladding range boasts the largest colour range, spanning 15 different colours.

Bear in mind, too, that it may not be necessary to clad the entire house — often focusing on just the upper storey or including a feature panel will smarten up an exterior. Delivery to non-Industrial Scotland, Northern Ireland, and CH, LL, and CA postcodes can sometimes take slightly longer, although this is dependent upon the exact location. There has been a trend sweeping around in recent years for charred timber cladding – also known as Shou Sugi Ban cladding – might seem like a new idea, but this is in fact a practice that has been around for hundreds of years in Japan.