Composite Cladding

Why Choose Composite Cladding?

Durable And Long-Lasting

Our composite range is resistant to rot, splintering, and maintains its shape through temperature fluctuations.

Install Horizontally Or Vertically

Signature composite and ProClad boards are versatile and can be installed either horizontally or vertically.

Easy To Install

Our composite range is lightweight and simple to assemble following installation guides.

Cost-Effective Solution

Composite and ProClad boards are a long-term, affordable alternative to traditional timber.

Environmentally Friendly

Made from recycled materials reducing the impact on the environment.

Inspiration

Modern house exterior finished with woodgrain-effect composite cladding in a natural oak tone, featuring black-framed windows and a tiled roof.

New-build housing development featuring dark grey vertical composite cladding on upper storeys, paired with stonework and render for a modern, low-maintenance exterior.

Contemporary home with black horizontal composite cladding on the upper floor and red brickwork on the lower level, combining modern style with durable, low-maintenance materials.

Close-up of black woodgrain-effect composite cladding boards with horizontal installation and matching trim around a modern window frame.

Side view of a house with black horizontal composite cladding, frosted window, and black downpipe, showing clean, low-maintenance exterior finish.

Modern garden building finished with vertical composite cladding in dark grey, featuring a flat roof, sliding doors, and wraparound decking.

Contemporary house and garage with black horizontal composite cladding on the upper walls and red brick on the lower level, finished with slate-effect roofing.

Corner detail of a modern home with dark grey composite cladding featuring woodgrain texture, installed above a red brick base with ventilation grille and security camera.

Garden room finished with brown horizontal composite cladding and white French doors, featuring exterior wall lights and a clean modern design.

Grey composite cladding used on a modern dormer extension with matching window trim and tiled pitched roof, creating a sleek, weather-resistant finish.

Natural wood-look composite cladding with warm grain texture, installed horizontally around a doorway with black outdoor wall light and glazed door.

Modern residential building with grey horizontal composite cladding on the upper storey and smooth white render on the ground floor.

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Easy To Install Composite Cladding

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The best way to choose a colour and finish for your composite cladding is with our sample packs.

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Plan your composite cladding with confidence. Our easy to use calculator provides a list of materials and costs - all tailored to your exact measurements and project requirements.

Compare Composite Cladding


	Signature		Premium
Cladding Type	Signature Composite Wall Cladding	Signature Woodgrain Composite Wall Cladding	ProClad Woodgrain Composite Wall Cladding	Composite Slatted Wall Cladding
Price From	£17.30 inc VAT	£21.54 inc VAT	£23.94 inc VAT	£26.95 inc VAT
Length	3.6m	3.6m	3.6m	2.5m
Finish	Smooth	Woodgrain Effect	Woodgrain Effect	Textured Grain
UV Resistance	Slight Fade Over Time	Slight Fade Over Time	Minimal To No Fading	Minimal To No Fading
Installation	Horizontal or Vertical	Horizontal or Vertical	Horizontal or Vertical	Horizontal or Vertical
Residential Warranty	10 Years	10 Years	15 Years	15 Years
Commercial Warranty	10 Years	10 Years	15 Years	15 Years
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Product Quality

The benefits of choosing our composite cladding options include a low-maintenance exterior solution that is resistant to rot, splintering and warping. Made from a mix of recycled hardwood fibres and recycled plastic, our signature composite wall cladding is both sustainable and stylish. With lower overall maintenance costs compared to natural timber, our composite boards do not require staining, painting or treatment to maintain their appearance. ProClad cladding boards are highly durable, offering increased resistance to scratching, staining and fading caused by UV exposure.

Modern garden building with Charcoal composite cladding, featuring outdoor dining area and BBQ

Ivory vertical composite cladding on modern garden building with black door, artificial grass lawn and raised flower bed.

Product Range

Signature composite boards are 3.6m in length. Like our Signature decking and fencing, they are available in a choice of eight contemporary colours and two finishes. Both signature and ProClad cladding boards are easily installed using a tongue-and-groove system and can be assembled vertically or horizontally. ProClad offers superior protection from weather conditions and fading due to its polymer-capped shell, making it a durable and low-maintenance solution for transforming exterior spaces.

What's the difference between composite cladding and wood cladding?

Cladco Composite Wall Cladding Boards are a durable alternative to wood cladding. Their environmentally friendly wood/plastic composition makes for a material that is rot and warp resistant, low-maintenance and long-lasting in comparison to natural wood.

Is composite cladding cheaper than wood cladding?

Composite cladding can be more expensive than wood cladding initially, due to the higher cost of the materials and manufacturing process. This however works out as less expensive in the long run as composite is stronger, longer-lasting and has lower maintenance needs than wood or timber.

How long does composite cladding last?

Depending on where you live and where your composite boards have been installed can affect how long the cladding will last. The wood/plastic composition of the material used to manufacture the boards is a more durable alternative to timber and will last longer in areas that are not exposed to harsh weather conditions.

Is composite cladding waterproof?

Our Composite Cladding Boards have a low water absorption rate when compared with real wood cladding. The 40% plastic elements within the Composite Boards are mixed with hardwood fibres during the extrusion process to prevent moisture from absorbing into the Boards.

Does composite cladding have any disadvantages?

One of the disadvantages of composite wall cladding is that it can be expensive to install - especially if hiring a professional to do this for you. Having said this, in the long run, the benefits of using composite far outweigh this due to its low-maintenance and long-lasting properties.

How do you attach composite cladding?

Composite Cladding can be installed both horizontally and vertically onto a simple substructure made up of battens. The Boards fit together using a tongue and groove technique. A selection of Trims can be used for a seamless finish around edges and corners. Take a look at our Installation Guide for more information.

Does composite cladding need a membrane under it?

Composite cladding boards are naturally very resistant to water exposure/weather damage and so there is a relatively low chance of water penetrating through the cladding and damaging the wall behind. If however, you live in an environment where there is high wind and rainfall, a good quality membrane installed beneath your boards will help to protect your home.