Getting started with Cladix cladding yourself? Good plan. With the right tools, you will work faster, more accurately and more safely.
You mount Cladix with self-tapping screws, so a screwdriver forms the absolute basis. But to work really smoothly and correctly, it is best to lay out some additional tools.
Below is an overview of what you need.
Basic assembly tools
This is the minimum you need to get started:
- Screwdriver or impact drill
- Self-tapping screws
- Matching screw bits
- Roller gauge
- Pencil
- (Vertical) spirit level
Use these tools to measure out correctly, align the profiles neatly and attach them securely to the support structure.
Tools for cutting profiles to size
For correct placement and customisation of your profiles, use:
- Cut-off and mitre saw
- or a hacksaw / handsaw
- trestles or workbench to stably support your equipment
View our assembly sheets for detailed information on the working equipment required when installing Cladix aluminium facade cladding.
Measuring and alignment tools
For a sleek facade, perfect alignment is important.
Useful tools:
- Cross line laser
- Vertical spirit level
- Plastic adjustment blocks (optional, in different thicknesses)
Working safely: personal protective equipment
Safety first. While cutting and assembling, wear best:
- Safety glasses
- Noise-cancelling headphones
- Work gloves
Additional handy tools (optional)
These tools make work more comfortable, but are not mandatory:
- Ladder
- Tool bag
- Work equipment belt
- Hoover (for saw leftovers)
They help you work more efficiently and keep your workplace tidy.
To sum up: this is what you need
To install Cladix, you will need at least:
Screwdriver + self-tapping screws + measuring tool + spirit level.
Top that up with sawing tools and personal protection, and you're ready to start working professionally.
Still prefer to outsource?
Not a handy guy yourself? No problem.
View us network of professionals and contact a professional in your area. That way, you will enjoy a perfectly installed Cladix facade without any worries.