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Outdoor WPC cladding boards with an embossed wood grain surface in two wood tones
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WPC Cladding On A Villa Elevation

An application scenario assembled from the factory's own cladding and decking photographs.

Outdoor WPC cladding boards with an embossed wood grain surface in two wood tones
An application scenario assembled from the factory's own cladding and decking photographs.

The Challenge

A wood look on an elevation and its terrace, where the building owner will not fund repainting or board replacement.

Customer Pain Points

  • Timber cladding needing a repainting cycle
  • Fading within the first summer of exposure
  • Termite and moisture attack at ground level
  • Terrace boards cupping and splintering

What Was Specified

Co-extruded WPC cladding on the elevation, 219x26mm where a bold shadow line suits the building and 156x21mm on smaller walls, with 140x25mm WPC decking on the terrace, all fixed with expansion gaps and a ventilated cavity behind the boards.

The Result

One material family across wall and floor outdoors, with no painting or sealing programme to hand over.

Illustrative application scenario. No client name, project or service life figure is claimed here.

Manufacturing

How Work Like This Is Built

Measure the elevation and the terrace

Wall and floor need different boards.

Cladding is quantified in square metres, decking in board runs.

Choose the board section

Section sets the facade rhythm.

219x26mm for a bold shadow, 156x21mm for a finer line.

Set out a ventilated substructure

Water that cannot drain ends a facade.

Battens or aluminium with a drainage cavity behind the boards.

Order the elevation in one run

Two batches on one facade show from the street.

The full area is produced in a single colour run.

Leave expansion gaps at board ends

A board that cannot move pushes its neighbour.

Gaps are left at every board end and abutment.

Planning A Scheme Like This

Send a photograph of the position, the mounting available and the quantity you are planning. A drawing and a quotation come back by email.