Composite weatherboard cladding is a more long-life alternative to traditional timber, and offers more colour and texture options. When looking to add cladding to the exterior of your property, composite weatherboard cladding is the ideal choice. Though timber remains an incredibly popular design choice, it is not able to perform to [...]
Cladding garden walls in composite is a budget-conscious alternative to rebuilding, helping to give a clean, modern fascia. An old brick wall can divide opinions. For some, it represents a rustic aesthetic feature that perfectly frames their cottage garden flowerbeds. For others though, a crumbling wall is an eyesore, not in-keeping [...]
Let's look at exactly what engineered siding is, and how it performs as a cladding solution. Within the world of composite cladding there are a number of phrases we use to describe the different types of composite cladding. Words like 'engineered siding', 'traditional cladding', 'capped cladding' and ‘WPC’ are used regularly. [...]
A simple step-by-step guide to installing NeoTimber® exterior composite cladding. Installing exterior composite cladding is a simple way to radically transform the external design of your home. Perfect for hiding damaged brickwork, bricked in windows, and damage sustained from rendering, it encourages you to update your property with modern façades that'll [...]
What value does composite cladding add to your home? We explore the many benefits to using NeoTimber® cladding for the fascia of your property. The UK property market is as competitive as it has ever been. Making the jump up to the next tier of housing always requires that you maximise the [...]
White Composite Cladding – Is There An Alternative? For many homes built in the late 70’s and early 80’s, cladding was a common feature adorning the exterior space. Typically clad in timber, many homeowners replaced this cladding with uPVC to match their double glazing when rot had set in. White composite cladding [...]
A Guide To Installing NeoTimber® Composite Cladding In High-Speed Wind Areas. In other, more windy places around the world, weatherboard or timber cladding has a negative reputation for being damaged in high winds. When nails loosen, strong winds can get in between the boards and this can cause the boards to be [...]
