Coffee Apartment External Wall Cladding Sheets 139*9mm 3D Woodgrain

Low to No Maintenance Superb Color Retention Exterior WPC Wall Cladding

Composite Wood Cladding Product Details

Cladding is a type of siding that can cover all or part of a house's outside walls. Stone, brick, and wood panels have been used for a long time to cover the outside of buildings. Even now, wood is still the most common material for building exteriors. Traditional wood siding is easy to find and has beautiful natural wood grain.
 

Traditional wood siding, on the other hand, can be damaged by moisture because it is made of living things. Even wood that has been treated to keep mold and mildew away can warp and fade over time. To make sure that wood cladding on the outside of a building looks nice and lasts longer. You'll also need to keep up with its maintenance. This will take more time and cost you more money.


 

But since composite exterior cladding came along, these things have changed. Composite cladding is the most popular way for builders and homeowners to cover the outside of their homes today. Composite cladding siding has changed the way buildings are covered on the outside. Composite wood cladding makes an exterior wall panel that is more attractive and lasts longer. And gives your home better protection all around. Composite wall cladding is an easy-to-care-for way to cover a wall.
 

Composite wall cladding is a type of exterior cladding that doesn't need much upkeep. Usually made of a mixture of sawdust, wood scraps, and recycled plastic. Our composite exterior cladding can make the outside of a wide range of buildings strong and long-lasting. While making the design of a number of homes look better from the outside.
 

Composite Wall Cladding Specification

Advantages of Composite Wall Cladding

Composite wall cladding is the best option for upgrading your home's exterior cladding if you are looking to upgrade the exterior cladding. Although the initial cost of composite cladding is higher than that of wood cladding, composite cladding is more durable. However, it has numerous advantages over wood cladding.
 

1. minimal maintenance. Composite cladding can be maintained without painting, sealing, or sanding. This means there are no additional maintenance costs associated with it. After many years of use, the total cost of using composite deck cladding will be less than the total cost of using wood deck cladding. Certainly, composite wood cladding will still require periodic cleaning.
 

2. superior insulation. The insulation properties of composite wall cladding are significantly superior to those of common building materials such as concrete and steel. Better protection for the building can be provided by insulation.
 

3. Fire resistance. Exterior composite cladding carries a Class B fire rating. This indicates that composite exterior cladding is more fire-resistant than traditional wood cladding, thereby enhancing your safety and security.
 

4. Durable. The unique blend of wood fiber and plastic is designed to withstand years of use without showing signs of wear. It also provides greater resistance to fading, giving the exterior of your home a beautiful, long-lasting appearance. Composite wood cladding is stronger and lasts longer than wood, despite not being the strongest material available.
 

5. Simple to clean. Composite wall cladding, as a premium composite material, has excellent stain resistance. The cladding does not absorb liquids, so dirt and other particles can be easily removed from the surface.
 

6. Excellent waterproofing performance. Excessive air humidity can lead to moisture, mold, and decay in wood materials. This flaw can be effectively circumvented by cladding composites with superior waterproofing properties.
 

7. Insect resistance. In some regions, insects such as termites pose a significant threat to human safety. This is due to the fact that they can corrode wood materials and cause structural damage, which can lead to serious safety issues. Thankfully, composite materials with plastic components are not conducive to termite corrosion and reproduction. It also prevents damage from termites.
 

8. A variety of color options. The composite exterior cladding, which is available in a variety of colors and provides the most realistic appearance of wood, is an excellent alternative to traditional wood cladding. There is no need for additional staining or painting, and it is compatible with most exterior design concepts.
 

Composite Wood Cladding Free Samples

Concerns about a new and popular building material may still be on your mind. That won't be a problem! A free sample of composite wood cladding is available from us. If you have a specific length in mind, you can select the product and we'll cut it to it for you. You'll have a better grasp of what we offer if you do this.
 

In addition to the samples of composite wood cladding, we can also supply fasteners that match the material. For example, hidden fasteners in composite wall cladding, etc. Isn't it obvious? Our product brochure is an absolute necessity. The COOWIN brand, the products, and the actual installation are all described in great detail in this brochure.

FQA:

Q1: Can I build my deck directly over an existing deck?

A: COOWIN composite decking is ideal for replacing your old deck on an existing sub-structure, but not to be installed directly on top of existing deck boards.

Q2: Can COOWIN composite decking be installed over an existing substructure, e.g., framing or joists?

A: Yes, as long as the existing substructure is free of damage or decay, and the joists are spaced in accordance with COOWIN Decking Installation Instructions, to ensure good ventilation and drainage.

Q3: Can I build a fire pit on your composite deck?

A: Fire pits should not be placed directly on COOWIN composite decking, it can cause damage to the surface of COOWIN composite decking via direct exposure to the flame, excessive radiated heat, or embers. But fire pits may be installed with a thermal insulating structure made of stone or other fire-resistant materials between the fire pits and COOWIN composite decking.

Q4: Can I paint or stain your decking boards?

A: You can paint or stain on our uncapped decking boards only, but not on our capped decking boards.

However, paint or stain is not necessary as COOWIN composite decking is designed with rich color options, you’ll find everything you want on the color palette. Furthermore, it’s free of rotting, splitting, splintering, or insect damage.

Q5: Can I use your WPC products for structural purposes?

A: No, COOWIN composite decking does provide superior surface integrity and strength, suitable for various project applications, but it cannot be classified as a “load-bearing” product or used for structural purposes.

Q6: Does your decking require pre-drilling to install?

A: Yes, predrilling and countersinking prior to driving screws are recommended as they help to achieve neat fastening and finish, and avoid board splitting and screw shearing. For more information, refer to COOWIN Composite Decking Installation Instructions.

Q7: What type of tools are required to install your composite product?

A: COOWIN composite decking is ideal for home improvement DIY as it can be easily installed with standard woodworking tools including rubber hammers, power saws and drills, level, and tape measures, etc.

Q8: I have a wood deck and want to replace some boards. Can I replace them with composite boards?

A: Yes, you can replace wood boards with COOWIN composite though there are a few factors to take into consideration. First, you need to make sure your substructure is code-compliant, confirm that the COOWIN board you selected has the same thickness as the wooden board it is going to replace to ensure your deck remains smooth and flat. Although replacing old wood deck boards with COOWIN boards can be done, it can result in an undesirable patchwork appearance. A better option, if your substructure is code-compliant, would be to replace your entire deck with all COOWIN deck boards.

Q9: Is it okay to install your composite decking around a pool?

A: Yes, COOWIN composite decking is ideal decking for the pool and spa environment. Also, as there is no likelihood of splinters occurring, it protects your feet. It’s required that you follow the Installation Instructions to make sure the ventilation requirements are met.