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Composite Wall Cladding Product Details
 

Cladding is a type of siding that covers part or all of a house's exterior walls. Stone, brick, and wood panels have been used as exterior cladding materials for centuries. Even today, wood facades are the most common type of exterior cladding. This is due to the fact that traditional wood siding is widely available and has beautiful natural wood grain.
 

Traditional wood siding, on the other hand, is susceptible to moisture damage and weathering as organic material. Even exterior wood cladding that has been treated to be mold and mildew resistant can warp and fade. To ensure that exterior wood cladding looks good and lasts a long time. You must also perform regular maintenance on it. This will add time and money to your workload.


 

These conditions have changed, however, with the introduction of composite exterior cladding. Composite cladding is the most popular exterior cladding material among builders and homeowners today. The exterior cladding industry has been transformed by composite cladding siding. Composite wood cladding is a more appealing and long-lasting exterior wall panel. Additionally, it provides more comprehensive protection for your home. Composite wall cladding requires little maintenance.
 

Composite wall cladding is an exterior cladding product that requires little maintenance. Made from a combination of sawdust, scrap wood, and recycled plastic. A variety of buildings can benefit from the strength and durability of our composite exterior cladding. While also enhancing the aesthetically pleasing design appearance of a variety of homes.

Composite Wood Cladding Specification

Advantages of Composite Cladding Siding

If you want to improve the appearance of your home's exterior, composite wall cladding is the best option. Despite the fact that the initial cost of composite cladding board is higher than that of wood cladding. However, it has numerous advantages over wood cladding.
 

1. It requires little upkeep. For maintenance, composite cladding does not require painting, sealing, or sanding. This means you won't have to pay any additional maintenance fees. After many years of use, the total cost of composite deck cladding will be less than the total cost of wood cladding. Of course, you will need to clean composite wood cladding on a regular basis.

2. Excellent insulation. Composite wall cladding is far more insulating than common building materials like concrete and steel. Better insulation can help to protect the building.

3. Fire resistance. The composite exterior cladding has a fire rating of Class B. This means that composite exterior cladding is more fire-resistant than traditional wood cladding, ensuring your safety and security.

4. Long-lasting. The unique combination of wood fiber and plastic is designed to last for years without deterioration. It also resists fading, giving your home's exterior a long-lasting and beautiful appearance. Although composite wood cladding is not the most durable material available, it is more durable and lasts longer than wood.

5. It is simple to clean. Composite wall cladding has excellent stain resistance as a premium composite material. Because the cladding does not absorb liquids, it is simple to remove dust and other contaminants from the surface.

6. Excellent waterproofing performance. Excess humidity in the air can cause moisture, mold, and rot in wood. This flaw is easily avoided by using composite house cladding with excellent waterproofing properties.

7. Resistance to insects. In some areas, insects such as termites can endanger people's lives. This is due to the fact that they can corrode wood materials and damage the structure of the house, resulting in serious safety issues. Fortunately, composite materials containing plastic components do not allow termites to corrode or reproduce. It also protects against termite damage.

8. Different color options. The composite exterior cladding, which is available in a variety of colors, will also provide the most realistic appearance of wood and is a great alternative to traditional wood cladding. It does not require any additional staining or painting and can complement most exterior design concepts.
 

Applications of Composite Wall Cladding

Composite cladding boards can be used in a variety of settings. You can use it in gardens, fence screens, apartment buildings, and even breeding houses. Composite cladding is the best choice for areas that are difficult to maintain on a regular basis. The benefit of almost no maintenance eliminates your concerns. And, thanks to the color stability of composite cladding, you can keep a beautiful appearance for a long time.
 

Hide unsightly facades
A faded exterior wall can make your house look terrible. Repainting walls is one option, but paint contains harmful chemicals such as formaldehyde. As a result, composite cladding siding becomes a better option. You can use composite cladding siding not only on ugly house facades but also on ugly garages and tool rooms. Connect your home's design to your garden as well. At the same time, these options are low-maintenance and can last for many years.
 

Extending an old house
Most people choose to extend an old house when redecorating it. Extending a home increases its resale value. New home design ideas are essential when expanding a home. Whether you go with traditional wood color, a modern gray, or black. Composite wall cladding can provide you with the right option to help you better realize your design ideas.
 

Composite Wall Cladding Free Samples

You may still have many concerns regarding a new and popular building material. Not a problem! We can provide you with a complimentary sample of composite cladding. You may select the desired product and we will cut it to the desired length. This will help you comprehend our products better.
 

In addition to composite cladding siding samples, we can also provide matching fasteners. For instance, composite cladding concealed fasteners, etc. Our product brochure is an absolute necessity. This brochure provides a comprehensive description of the COOWIN brand, its products, and the installation process.

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.