Being prepared is important when embarking on a new “installing composite cladding” project. There are a few things you need to be aware of before you pick up your saw. Correct handling of the composite cladding, the right tools for the job as well as other important elements. Find out more below:
Before fitting composite cladding boards, you need to consider your subframe. Cladding needs to be well ventilated to ensure it has the airflow to dry properly. To give space for your cladding to breathe, a gap of 35 mm minimum should be maintained between the cladding boards and the wall. In this section, we cover how to install your battens and how to fix our composite joists.
The old saying goes measure twice, cut once. Double-check your measurements before you cut your boards and you’ll be laughing. In this section, we’ll give you the lowdown on how to fix composite cladding boards, where to put the edging, and any other hints you may require.
Need Further Support or Advice?
If you’ve still got questions that have not been answered here, or you would like additional advice,
support or assistance then please give one of our friendly experts a call and we’ll be happy to help.
Just give us a call on 01509 323 170.