Interior & Exterior Cladding
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Protection, Insulation & Visual Impact
Cladding does more than change how a space looks. It protects surfaces, improves insulation, and increases durability. Whether used internally or externally, cladding must be chosen for the environment it is exposed to. Wrong materials fail quickly. Correct materials last for years.
We supply and install cladding solutions that are suited to Australian conditions and daily use.
Interior Cladding
Interior cladding adds texture, warmth, and structure to walls and ceilings. It is often used to create feature walls, modern interiors, or low-maintenance alternatives to paint.
Common uses include:
- Living rooms and feature walls
- Bedrooms and hallways
- Offices and commercial interiors
- Retail and hospitality fit-outs
Interior cladding can also hide wall imperfections and reduce ongoing maintenance compared to painted surfaces.
Exterior Cladding
Exterior cladding protects the building from weather while improving street appeal. It must handle sun exposure, moisture, and temperature changes without warping or fading.
Suitable for:
- Residential homes
- Extensions and renovations
- Commercial buildings
- Facade upgrades
We ensure correct fixing, spacing, and weatherproofing so cladding performs long-term, not just on day one.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between interior and exterior cladding?
Interior cladding is designed for appearance and indoor durability. Exterior cladding is built to withstand weather, UV exposure, and moisture. They are not interchangeable.
Can cladding be installed over existing walls?
In many cases, yes. The underlying surface must be stable and properly prepared. Installing over damaged walls leads to long-term problems.
Is cladding suitable for all climates?
Only if the correct material is chosen. Exterior cladding must suit local weather conditions, including heat, moisture, and sun exposure.
Does cladding improve insulation?
Yes. Cladding can improve thermal and acoustic insulation, especially when combined with proper backing and spacing.
How long does cladding last?
Quality cladding, installed correctly, can last decades. Failures usually occur due to poor fixing, incorrect spacing, or unsuitable materials.
Is cladding high maintenance?
Most modern cladding systems are low maintenance. Cleaning requirements depend on the material and exposure level.
Key Benefits of Cladding
- Improved insulation and energy efficiency
- Added surface protection
- Modern, clean appearance
- Reduced long-term maintenance
- Increased property value
Honest Reality Check
Blinds, curtains, and cladding fail for one reason more than any other. Poor measurement and rushed installation. Materials matter, but workmanship matters more. That is where most suppliers cut corners.
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