Cladding

Cladding provides long-lasting weather protection while transforming the appearance of any building. Whether you’re upgrading a home, completing a new build or renovating commercial property, high-quality cladding materials offer improved thermal performance, low maintenance and enhanced kerb appeal.

Composite Cladding for Low-Maintenance, Contemporary Exteriors

Composite cladding is engineered for durability, colour stability and minimal maintenance. Made from a blend of recycled materials and polymers, composite cladding resists warping, cracking and fading, making it ideal for modern homes, extensions and commercial buildings. Its sleek finish and long-lasting performance make it one of the most popular exterior cladding choices in the UK.

Timber Cladding for Natural, Warm, Traditional Finishes

Timber cladding provides a natural, organic appearance that suits both rustic and contemporary architectural styles. Available in softwood and hardwood options, timber cladding delivers excellent insulation, breathability and visual warmth. It can be treated, stained or painted to achieve a range of finishes and offers timeless aesthetic appeal.

Weather-Resistant Protection for All Building Types

Both composite and timber cladding options are designed to withstand rain, wind and UV exposure. Their protective properties help reduce maintenance requirements, extend the lifespan of exterior walls and improve energy efficiency.

Suitable for New Builds, Renovations and Extensions

Cladding can be used to refresh outdated façades, add architectural interest to new builds or enhance insulation performance during renovation projects. With multiple profiles and colours available, there are options to suit all design styles.

Easy to Install with Matching Trims and Accessories

Our cladding systems come with colour-matched trims, edging strips and fixings to ensure a clean, professional installation. Lightweight designs allow for quick fitting by tradespeople and competent DIY installers.

FAQs

Is composite cladding better than timber?

Composite cladding offers lower maintenance and longer lifespan, while timber cladding provides a more natural aesthetic.

Do I need to treat timber cladding?

Yes — timber cladding typically requires periodic treatment to maintain colour and protect against weathering.

Can cladding improve insulation?

Both composite cladding and timber cladding can help improve thermal performance when used with appropriate insulation systems.

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