Composite & uPVC Cladding Kent & South East

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Cladding for your home in Maidstone & Kent

Achieving a temperate, low-energy home that catches your eye from the street is a lifelong dream for many homeowners in Kent and the South East. But with up to 35% of household energy leaking out through uninsulated walls, keeping your home looking at its best whilst keeping the heat in can seem like an impossible task. High-performance cladding products add an attractive layer to properties in need of extra style, warmth, and impenetrable weather protection, as well as effective noise control.

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Colours

Style

Fire retardant?

Extras

Life expectancy

Suitability

PVC Cladding

Black Ash, Blue White, White, Golden Oak, Mahogany, Rosewood, Anthracite Grey, Cream, Irish Oak & Chartwell Green

Composite Cladding

Anthracite Grey, Moondust Grey, Oyster, Taupe, Soft Green & Pigeon Blue

PVC Cladding

Shiplap or Open-V (Smooth or woodgrain finish)

Composite Cladding

Premium embossed matt woodgrain finish

PVC Cladding

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Composite Cladding

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PVC Cladding

Full range of PVC trims

Composite Cladding

Resistance to UV ageing

PVC Cladding

20 years

Composite Cladding

35 years

PVC Cladding

Practical customisation.

Composite Cladding

Two quality materials perfect for protecting coastal homes.

Home cladding in Ipswich, Essex and Surrey

Home with deeplas cladding in black and new green windows.

grey cladding on side ofhouse installation

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With a diverse mix of solid colours and wood grain effects at your disposal, from fresh white PVC cladding to neutral grey composite cladding and refined black PVC cladding to understated pastel composite cladding, choose from 6-10 attractive colours to flawlessly match the rest of the property.

Composite Cladding Colours

Pigeon Blue

Soft Green

Taupe

Oyster White

Moondust Grey

Anthracite Grey

PVC Cladding Colours

Black Ash

Duck Egg Blue

White

Golden Oak

Mahogany

Rosewood

Anthracite Grey

Cream

Chartwell Green

uPVC or Composite Cladding?

Exterior PVC cladding is chosen to rejuvenate aging property exteriors on a budget. Whereas superior composite cladding is preferred in properties along the Kent coastline that are vulnerable to strong UV rays, gale-force winds, saltwater corrosion, and destructive moisture-filled air.

No matter whether you choose external PVC cladding or composite cladding, both serve as an excellent alternative to high maintenance wooden cladding and will heighten your homes’ unique kerb appeal for longer.

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uPVC or Composite Cladding?

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PVC cladding features & benefits:

BBA certification
CSTB accreditation
Shiplap or Open-V finish
Cost effective
Lasts around 20 years

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Is composite cladding safe?

Our composite cladding products are also accredited for the utmost safety. 100% recyclable and eliminating dangerous silica dust being released into the air when cut to size (unlike cement board), stringent tests and technical ratings carried out include:

BBA certification
BS EN 13245-2:2008 PVC-UE profile for internal and external wall and ceiling finishes
D rated to BS EN 13501 for fire resistance
ISO 2796 Dimensional stability
BS EN ISO 178 Flexural strength
BBA T1/05 Voids appearance and dimensional checks
BBA T1/04 Density
BS EN ISO 3451-1 Ash content
BBA T1/07 Fixings pull through strength
BS EN ISO 180 Izod impact strength
BBA T1/06 Hard body impact
BS EN ISO 2409 Cross cut test
BS EN 12608, clause 5.8.3 Colourfastness (resistance to UV ageing) - all primary colours for cladding boards and powder coated aluminium joints
BS EN 13245-2, Annex B and Annex C - Resistance to Impact after UV ageing

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Frequently Asked Questions About Cladding for Your Home

Cladding is an effective solution for homeowners in Kent and the South East looking to improve their home's energy efficiency and style. With up to 35% of household energy lost through uninsulated walls, cladding can provide an attractive layer of protection that keeps the heat in and enhances your home's kerb appeal. In this FAQ page, we will answer some commonly asked questions about cladding, its purpose, and its benefits. Whether you're considering external PVC cladding or superior composite cladding, we'll help you understand how cladding can rejuvenate your home's exterior on a budget, provide impenetrable weather protection, and offer effective noise control. Keep reading to learn more about cladding for your home.

What is the main benefit of cladding for homeowners in Kent and the South East?

Cladding can help achieve a temperate, low-energy home while adding extra style, warmth, impenetrable weather protection, and effective noise control. This is especially important as up to 35% of household energy can leak out through uninsulated walls, making it challenging to keep homes at their best.

What is the purpose of high-performance cladding products?

The purpose of high-performance cladding products is to provide an attractive layer to properties that need extra style, warmth, and impenetrable weather protection, as well as effective noise control.

What type of cladding is preferred in properties along the Kent coastline?

Properties along the Kent coastline that are vulnerable to strong UV rays, gale-force winds, saltwater corrosion, and destructive moisture-filled air would benefit from using superior composite cladding.

What are the advantages of using PVC cladding on aging property exteriors?

Exterior PVC cladding is chosen to rejuvenate aging property exteriors on a budget, providing a cost-effective solution that offers an attractive layer, extra warmth, and impenetrable weather protection.

How does cladding compare to traditional wooden cladding in terms of maintenance?

Cladding, whether external PVC or composite, serves as an excellent alternative to high-maintenance wooden cladding. Both require significantly less maintenance, saving homeowners time and money in the long run while heightening their homes' unique kerb appeal for longer.