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How to Install External Wall Cladding?

Cladding, in simple terms, means covering one surface with another.. When installed over your home structure, it increases insulation and helps prevents damage from harsh weather conditions. NZ's Best Cladding Systems On the other hand, for homeowners, external wall cladding has immense importance as it beautifies and protects both the exterior and interior of a home. As an exterior shell or envelope to your home or building, it also helps in minimizing noise and in insulating your home well to maintain optimum temperature throughout the year irrespective of the weather conditions. Cladding cannot be done on an incomplete or damaged structure. For it to form a well-fitting exterior cover the structure must be inspected minutely and necessary changes must be made to make it ready for cladding installation. Homes that have a brick exterior may not require additional plywood sheets. But there are others that may need plywood or steel studs for an even exterior. This ...

Aluminium Cladding Services

Exterior weatherproof cladding is usually made of lightweight panels that are attached to the surface and it helps to divert the rainwater from the side of your household. Since cladding does not usually support the building’s weight, therefore, it is not a part of the structural framing of your house. Exterior cladding usually keeps the wind and the rain out hence it allows the arrangement to last longer. The cladding is being used in architecture for a longer period of time. Throughout time, materials have fluctuated. Right from the ancient days to the 19th-century substances like Cedar wood or stone or material that is very resistant to corrosion were used during exterior weatherproof cladding. Materials like copper, brass, and bronze are resistant to corrosion and they can easily react with elements but even after that, they can still provide the protective layer to the surface beneath them. Aluminium Composite Panel Cladding System Cladding may sound like a dubious term ...