Protection and Strength – One of the most crucial advantages to metal cladding panels is the added protection to the building. Metal cladding panels shield the internal building materials from the Auckland elements and increase the mechanical stability of the structure. The cladding protects from changes in temperature, wind, water absorption, sunlight and pollution –all of which can damage the structural integrity of a building and it’s aesthetics.

Non Combustible – The International Building Code recognises metal building materials as non-combustible. This does not mean metal cladding buildings are exempt from fire regulations, but it does recognise the significant advantages of using non-combustible metal panels compared to wood and other materials.

Low Maintenance – In comparison to wood, stone and painted surfaces, metal cladding panels require minimal maintenance or repair work. Very resistant to Auckland’s harsh weather conditions, they can simply be cleaned and maintained, saving you time, effort and money.

Versatility – Metal cladding can be installed easily over other porous materials or existing structures such as brick, concrete or cinder blocks.  It can be moulded into a huge range of shapes, sizes and textures to match your specific requirements.

Light Weight – Metal cladding panels can be the lightest of cladding options, especially with lightweight aluminium honeycomb cores. This does not increase the dead load of the building and makes them easy to transport and install. Simple!

Visually Stunning – Metal cladding is visually stunning and can create contemporary, minimalist, industrial finishes. Metal cladding can dramatically change the overall look of a building, adding aesthetic and importantly, property value. Metal cladding comes in a varied range of styles, colours and finishes so you have the freedom to choose the right one for your property.

Environmentally Friendly – Metal cladding panels can be made of recycled materials, making them environmentally friendly and reducing the amount of material that goes to landfill.  Because they are made from common metals, at the end of their useful life as cladding, they can easily be recycled. As a result, this heavily reduces the carbon footprint associated with metal cladding panels, looking after our precious planet.