Composite Cladding
Composite cladding has a goal to cover a structure’s exterior with a protective layer. It should create an attractive appearance and weather well for both residential and commercial applications. With these goals in mind, this material is the ideal cladding solution. Here’s why
Composite Cladding deflects moisture
This is the ideal material to help keep a structure drained and dry. Wood, brick and stucco absorb water. Composite cladding deflects it. This deflecting quality helps prevent moisture build-up, which can cause structural damage and decay.
Composite Cladding resists staining and fading
It never needs painting, refinishing or staining. If you want a long-lasting exterior solution that will look great years from now, low-maintenance composite cladding is the way to go. This material resists fading and doesn’t peel, splinter or crack, so it maintains its sharp finish much longer than other cladding options.
This material offers aesthetic appeal
In addition to weather protection, it also provides an attractive finish. It is available in a variety of colors and finishes to meet the needs of every project. Traditional finishes with wood grain patterns create a striking exterior that boosts curb appeal.
Easy to Install
It is available in prefinished, easy-to-cut boards. Installation doesn’t require specialized tools or protective equipment. It can even be installed using ladders instead of scaffolding. This simple installation offers savings in time and labor.
Composite Cladding is versatile
It is appropriate for both residential and commercial settings. It can be installed horizontally, vertically or diagonally. With a variety of finishes and installation options. This material is one of the most versatile options for cladding.
It is Eco Friendly Product
DeckMart supplyes Composite Cladding made by industry leading manufacturers in North America - AZEK and Fiberon.
Builder’s Tip: When creating a rainscreen system with composite cladding, an air space as narrow as 3/8” can allow effective water drainage and drying. Paint the furring strips a dark color to minimize their view.