Recycled Plastic Cladding is revolutionising cladding practice and performance. Gone are the days of truly horrendous looking housing estates, schools and flats, with a run down look 1-2 years after cladding installation.
No more preservatives or painting required, no fading, cracking, or warping
Install once and forget
Needs no maintenance, will last for the life of the property, and can eventually be recycled
Available in a variety of colours, and 3-metre Length. Excellent whole life cost. Does not splinter. Works just like wood - no specialist tools required.
Kedel's Tear Drop Tongue and Groove boards/profiles will never rot, warp, splinter or crack. They are UV protected to the highest standard to minimise fading. A far more cost effective material compared to wood. Comes in various colours and is made from crushed recycled CD cases.
These Synthetic Wood Tongue and Groove 100x18mm boards come in various colours such black, light oak, mahogany, cedar, white, pebble grey and anthracite grey. And have the highest level of UV protection. Great for gates and gate inserts.
Synthetic Wood Tongue and Groove 125 x 15mm looks like wood but will never rot or need paint. The UV stable colour is embedded in the plastic and will never peel or flake. Does not warp, crack or splinter and will outlast any wooden board by decades and look good the whole time. Use for cladding sheds or as an inset for metal framed gates. Made from recycled CD cases and old coat hangers this is a low carbon, no maintenance product, with no ongoing costs beyond the initial installation.
A Recycled Plastic Wood version of 125 x 15mm Tongue and Groove Profile is perfect for holiday locations, parks and children's recreation areas where the weather would normally degrade wood and paintwork in 1 or 2 years. Recycled Plastic T&G is 100% maintenance-free. It will never rot and the UV protected colour is embedded in the plastic during manufacture. It will not peel or flake.
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Dormer Cladding
Private House
School Building in Hipperholme, Halifax, Yorkshire
