A sharp, modern finish
Slatted cladding is one of the biggest changes you can make to how a building looks, for a fraction of the cost of rebuilding. It squares off tired brickwork, hides patched or mismatched walls, and gives the back of a house a clean, contemporary line.
It isn't just cosmetic either. Fitted properly — on battens, over a breather membrane, with the right ventilation gap — cladding takes the weather off the wall behind it.
How we fit it
- Battens and breather membrane first, so the wall can breathe
- Set out so the board lines run true and the joints land where they should
- Cut neatly around windows, doors, lights and downpipes
- Composite or timber, in the colour and profile you want