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Why Choose NeoTimber® Composite Cladding
A Better Way To Upgrade External Walls
NeoTimber® composite cladding offers a versatile mix of boards, colours and integrated trims that support clear, consistent detailing. Each component works seamlessly to help you create a neat, durable and professionally finished exterior.
Performance That Stays Season After Season
NeoTimber® composite cladding outperforms timber by resisting weathering, warping and everyday wear. It comes with a 25-year residential and a 10-year commercial warranty, giving long-term reassurance for homes, extensions and commercial projects.
Beautiful Exteriors With Minimal Effort
Composite cladding significantly reduces maintenance. It requires no sanding or painting, only occasional cleaning as outlined in our care guide. This saves time, lowers ongoing costs, and keeps exterior walls looking consistently smart without the demands of timber.
Installation Made Clear & Straightforward
NeoTimber® composite cladding installs easily using hidden starter clips, face-fixed boards and integrated trims. The simple system speeds up installation. It improves accuracy on site and supports a secure, consistent finish without the usual challenges of working with timber.
Choose The Cladding That Fits Your Build
NeoTimber® offers composite cladding UK options for a wide range of exterior projects. Our comparison guide presents Classic, Deluxe Woodgrain, and Slatted profiles side by side, making it easy to compare textures, materials, features, and sizes to choose the right option for your project.
Sanded
Embossed Woodgrain
Brushed
139mm x 20mm x 3600mm
174mm x 21mm x 3600mm
219mm x 26mm x 3600mm
Traditional Composite
Capped Composite
Capped Composite
Naturally Weathers To A Lighter Weathered Tone
Exceptional Colour Stability & Fade Resistance
Exceptional Colour Stability & Fade Resistance
Not Fully Stain Resistant
Enhanced Stain Resistance
Enhanced Stain Resistance
Everything You Need To Get Started
See how NeoTimber® composite cladding looks and feels in real life. Order free samples to compare colours and textures, helping you choose the right finish for your exterior project with confidence.
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Work with approved installers experienced in NeoTimber® composite cladding systems. They provide reliable, high-quality workmanship on projects ranging from small home improvements to large-scale commercial refurbishments.
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Use our composite cladding calculators to estimate the boards, trims and costs required for your build. It gives you a clear starting point before you place an order.
Cladding CalculatorWood Vs. Composite Cladding
Composite cladding is a longer-lasting, low-maintenance choice that delivers a premium wood-look finish while timber fades and deteriorates.
Wood
Composite
FSC® Sustainability Standards
The wood content in the NeoTimber® composite cladding range is FSC® 100% certified. The Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) promotes responsible forest management, including preventing deforestation, protecting biodiversity, respecting Indigenous rights, and ensuring supply chain traceability. As part of our sustainability commitment, our cladding boards combine responsibly sourced wood with recycled plastics.
Composite Cladding FAQs
Get quick answers to the most common questions NeoTimber® composite cladding.
What is composite cladding?
Composite cladding is made from responsibly sourced wood fibres and recycled plastics, creating a durable, low-maintenance alternative to timber. It protects exterior walls without sanding or painting, resists warping and rot, and maintains its appearance over time for residential and commercial use.
Does composite cladding require painting or staining?
No. Unlike timber, NeoTimber® composite cladding does not require regular painting, staining, or sealing, helping to reduce ongoing maintenance and ownership costs.
What is the difference between traditional and capped composite cladding?
Traditional composite cladding provides reliable durability and low maintenance, while capped cladding features a protective outer layer for improved fade and stain resistance. This added layer enhances protection against weathering and wear, delivering a more refined, colour-stable finish. Both offer long-lasting performance, but capped options provide the highest level of protection and a more premium look.
Is NeoTimber® composite cladding suitable for both residential and commercial use?
Yes. NeoTimber® composite cladding is suitable for both residential and commercial applications, offering stable, low-maintenance performance for homes, extensions, outbuildings, and select larger projects. Fire-rated options provide added reassurance where regulations require enhanced safety. Designed for long-term exposure, it maintains a consistent, attractive finish. We recommend consulting building control before specification and purchase.
How long does NeoTimber® composite cladding last?
NeoTimber® composite cladding is designed for long-term durability and is backed by a 25-year residential and 10-year commercial warranty. It resists moisture absorption and won’t rot, split, or warp like timber. With only occasional cleaning required, it maintains its appearance with minimal upkeep. Performance varies by product, with capped boards offering the highest level of surface protection.
Is NeoTimber® composite cladding fire-rated?
Yes. NeoTimber® composite cladding is fire-rated across the range. Deluxe and Slatted profiles achieve a Class D rating, while the Classic range offers Class C. These classifications support compliance with building regulations. Always check individual product specifications to confirm suitability for your project.
Can composite cladding be installed vertically and horizontally?
Yes. Depending on the profile selected and installation requirements, NeoTimber® composite cladding can often be installed in either vertical or horizontal orientations.
Can I order composite cladding samples?
Absolutely. We offer free composite cladding samples so you can compare colours, textures, and finishes before making a final decision.