Attached to a building’s framework, both on the interior and exterior, cladding can be understood as the “skin” of a building. Cladding is mainly used to protect a structure from the elements that include rain, wind, and heat, as well as improve the aesthetics of a building. While there are several variants of cladding such as wood, vinyl, HPL, and metal, the versatility, durability, and all-weather performance of HPL cladding is second to none. Continuing on the subject, we present a simple guide to understanding exterior and interior cladding. Interior Wall Cladding Suitable across both commercial and residential properties, interior…

High-pressure laminates cladding, or HPL cladding for short, are widely used for exterior as well as interior surfacing purposes in commercial properties. Known to offer a unique, luxurious and classy appeal, HPL cladding are available in an array of textures, shades and styles, which makes them an ideal surfacing material for workplaces. HPL cladding are manufactured by pressing and heating multiple layers of kraft paper impregnated with thermosetting resins that have exceptional bonding strength. Continuing on the subject, in this blog post, we present four benefits of using HPL cladding in workplaces. Read on. Durability HPL cladding, when used as…

High Pressure Laminates cladding, or HPL Cladding for short, is a highly durable and aesthetically appealing exterior surfacing material widely used in upscale residential and commercial properties. Available in a variety of colors, designs and wood grain finishes, HPL cladding is known to be highly resistant to extreme weather conditions, scratches, and solvents, which make it the go-to surfacing material for architects and designers working on premium projects. To help you select the best HPL cladding for your property, in this blog we list the certifications to look for when shortlisting your options. Take a look. FSC® The FSC® certification…