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Composite cladding is one of the most popular exterior claddings today. The composite cladding industry has undergone a transformation since its introduction.
FREMONT, CA: Cladding is a sort of cladding that covers part or all the exterior walls of a residence. Composite cladding is the most popular external cladding material currently available. The composite cladding has changed the exterior cladding market with its introduction. Composite exterior cladding is more aesthetically pleasing, sturdy, and long-lasting and provides superior property protection.
Composite wall cladding has many advantages. Stone, brick, and other cladding materials were likely utilized for millennia. Wood continues to be the most preferred cladding material in modern society. This is because the wood is readily available and has beautiful natural wood grain.
As an organic material, wood is prone to deterioration from moisture and weathering. Even pressure-treated wood is subject to fading, mold growth, and warping. Routine maintenance will certainly lengthen its lifespan. However, maintenance and repairs may increase costs in the long run.
Exterior wall cladding can be upgraded most effectively with composite cladding. It offers numerous advantages over wood items. Aside from the initial cost being higher than wood cladding, there are no additional downsides. Among the benefits of composite cladding are:
Insulation: Composite cladding is popular due to its sound and thermal insulation properties. It is more insulating than standard building materials like steel and concrete. Having a sufficiently insulated structure is essential for energy efficiency.
Flame resistance: Unlike standard wood cladding panels, composite cladding has a Class B fire rating for flame protection. It can prevent fires effectively and increase your safety.
Minimal upkeep: The producing material has a unique composition. No painting, treatment, or sanding is required when using composite cladding. Reducing maintenance costs will save you money in the long run.