9 different types of cladding in New Zealand: pros and cons

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10 September 2019

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European Larch Cladding from Rosenfeld Kidson & Co.
European Larch Cladding from Rosenfeld Kidson & Co.
First impressions matter, and they last. So, when building or renovating a home, one of the most difficult, time-consuming and important decisions will relate to the choice of exterior cladding. Whether a new build or a reclad, the cladding options are vast, each with their own benefits and quirks.
Options like Cedarscreen Cladding System from Rosenfeld Kidson & Co. shows the difference quality cladding can make.
Made to withstand New Zealand conditions, the popular Garrison® Weatherboards by Claymark from Placemakers Cladding.
A classical use of Splitstone Ahi/Vitric Natural Stone Cladding from Hinuera Natural Stone.
Stylish and sophisticated Cedral Fibre Cement Cladding.
A stunning use of Create Range Bricks from Canterbury Clay Bricks. | Photography: Anthony Turnham – SNAP Photography
A solid family home in Bethlehem constructed with refurbished with brick veneer cladding by Irie Architectural Design.
You'll struggle to find a better use of metal cladding than that here at Blackpool House by Glamuzina Architects. | Photography: Samuel Hartnett
Robust and reliable Ezpanel 50mm AAC Concrete Panel Cladding from Specialized Construction Products.
A stylish stucco home in Westmere with an atleration and extension by Dorrington Atcheson Architects. | Photography: Emma-Jane Hetherington
Palliside uPVC Weatherboards by Dynex are made from 100% recycled materials.