Cladding is the exterior layer on your wall, serving dual purpose 1) protect the interiors from the sluggish weather components 2) make the outside attractive and figurative.

• Weather-tight
• Cost effective
• Provide thermal insulation
• Reduce the variation of temperature inside the house
• Improve interior acoustic as well as day lighting

Many homeowners prefer Wood composite cladding, as they seek for a distinct, natural and timeless appearance of their house. Wood cladding shows your aesthetic preferences, but before you choose, you need to be aware of its advantages and disadvantages.

Through heating and compression wood fibres are transformed into hard boards then it is mixed with cement fibres or plastics in order to make composite cladding. Followings are some benefits or advantages of composite cladding:

Advantages

• Painting is easy
• Eco-friendly
• Inconsiderable maintenance
• Excellent variety
• Repairing is easy
• Durability

Wondering how to choose the best material for your Outdoor decking in Melbourne? Many choices are available in these days, making it difficult to take a decision. Followings are some common examples of materials for outdoor decking:

• Pressure treated wood

(Least-expensive, stand against rot, insects and mold but has the tendency to warp or crack over time)

• Cedar

(Strong yet lightweight)

• Redwood

(Similar to cedar)

• Composites

(Made of wood fibres and recycled plastics, maintenance-free)