Choosing cladding?
Start with the right material.

Are you hesitating between wood, composite, zinc or aluminium cladding? Find out which material best suits your home or project and why aluminium is often the most durable choice.

Compare aluminium - wood - composite - zinc

Feature

Aluminium

Wood

Composite

Zinc

Low-maintenance

Long service life

Colourfast

Fast installation

15-year warranty

Affordable price

Total long-term cost

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Wood: warm and natural, but high-maintenance

Wooden cladding remains popular thanks to its natural, warm appearance. Yet the material requires regular maintenance to stay beautiful.

Advantages and disadvantages of wood

Composite: budget-friendly, but less durable

Composite wall panels are light and easy to install, often chosen for renovations. The short lifespan of the material makes it less suitable for permanent applications.

Advantages and disadvantages of composite

Zinc: timeless and full of character, but pricey

Zinc gives a facade an elegant look with a selection of colour options (natural zinc or colour tones such as black, anthracite bronze, grey)

Advantages and disadvantages of zinc

Aluminium: stylish and easy-care

Those opting for a facade that will last for decades without any worries often end up with aluminium. Its technical properties combined with its modern look makes aluminium very popular in contemporary architecture.

Advantages and disadvantages of aluminium

Cladix aluminium cladding combines design, durability and strong value for money

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Choosing cladding? Start with the right material.