Weatherboard Cladding
Weatherboard cladding is a popular choice for homes in Melbourne. The city’s weather conditions are ideal for weatherboard cladding, as it helps to keep the home cooler in summer and warmer in winter.
Weatherboard cladding is also a low-maintenance option, making it a great choice for busy families or those who don’t have time to regularly maintain their home’s exterior. If you’re considering weatherboard cladding for your Melbourne home, choose Tile Importer.
At Tile Importer, we stock Pre-Primed Baltic Weatherboards in 175 mm and 225 mm widths. Available are Square Edged and Round Edged profiles. We have a wide range of lengths at great prices. We also stock cedar weatherboards and engineered cement sheets and Masonite composite type boards, so we have your cladding needs covered. We stock treated pine Design Pine weatherboards for the ultimate long-life timber solution – the choice is yours with Tile Importer.
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Choosing the right weatherboard for your home
Weatherboard cladding is available in a range of styles, so you can find an option that suits your home’s existing architecture. If you’re not sure what style of weatherboard cladding would suit your home, the Tile Importer team is here to help. Our building material experts will be able to advise you on the best option for your home and help you choose a style that compliments your property.
Weatherboard cost vs. value proposition
Weatherboard cladding can be more expensive than other types, so it’s important to ensure you’re getting value for money. However, because weatherboard cladding is a low-maintenance option, it can actually save you money in the long run. If you’re not planning on regularly maintaining your home’s exterior, weatherboard cladding could be the ideal solution for you.
Why Melbourne loves weatherboard cladding
If you’re considering weatherboard cladding for your Melbourne home, it’s important to remember that weatherboard is an investment – not just an upfront cost.
Weatherboard cladding is a great choice for many homes in the city, so it’s definitely worth considering if you’re looking for an exterior cladding option. Speak to a professional to get advice on the best style of weatherboard cladding for your home and compare prices to ensure you’re getting value for money. With a little research, you can find the perfect weatherboard cladding solution for your Melbourne property.
FAQs
What type of weatherboard do you stock?
We stock Pre-Primed Baltic Weatherboards in 175 mm and 225 mm widths. Available are Square Edged and Round Edged profiles. We have a wide range of lengths at great prices – come and visit our showroom to see our range. We also stock cedar weatherboards and engineered cement sheets, and Masonite composite type boards!
How long does weatherboard cladding last?
Weatherboard cladding is a popular choice for many homes and commercial buildings, thanks to its classic look and durability. But how long does weatherboard cladding actually last?
Depending on the material and the quality of the installation, weatherboard cladding can last anywhere from 10 to 100 years. Here are some of the most common materials used for weatherboard cladding, and their estimated lifespan:
- Hardwood: 20-40 years
- Cedar: 20-30 years
- Composite: 50-100 years
- Vinyl: 20-40 years
Of course, these are just estimates – your weatherboard cladding could last longer or shorter depending on a variety of factors, such as exposure to the elements, the quality of the materials used, and the quality of the installation.
If you want to make sure your weatherboard cladding lasts as long as possible, it’s important to choose high-quality materials and to have the cladding installed by a professional. With proper care and maintenance, your weatherboard cladding should last for many years to come.
If a board is damaged, can it be replaced individually?
Yes, weatherboards can be replaced individually. This can be a good option if only a few boards are damaged, and the rest of the siding is in good condition. Replacing individual boards is also less expensive than replacing an entire section of siding.