Is fibre cement revolutionising the building sector? The fact is that those who have tried it have never looked back. That goes for Robert Hichens, a professional installer in Cornwall. The former PVC specialist didn't hesitate for a moment to make the transition. And he doesn't regret it for a minute...

How to keep your home cool when the sun is shining? With our practical advice, we can help increase your comfort within your home.

Condensation occurs when warm air from the main rooms in a house rises, often reaching the loft space and meeting the much colder part of the roof deck. If a surface is cooler than the dew point temperature – the point when air will be fully saturated with water vapour – condensation will occur as droplets. Condensation is caused by poor ventilation in the roof structure, as well as air leakage into the attic caused by poor insulation between the room ceilings and the floor of the attic. Over time condensation can cause issues within a loft space, whether that is causing damp and mould on exposed insulation or soaking the wood of the roof structure. In extreme cases this can leak through the ceilings to the rooms below.

Did you know that a ventilated façade is a good alternative to composite cladding for thermal insulation? Discover more advantages in our last article.

Our graphic highlights the advantages and disadvantages of the 3 façade coverings to help you decide.

Vertical placement has been trending as of late: it makes for a very clean and contemporary effect in any façade.

A fibre cement cladding installer who has the Cedral Select label will be able to offer you a number of guarantees...

Lap or click, vertical or horizontal positioning, with or without a frame return - the hardest part is choosing...

Fibre cement panels have been very much the trend in façade coverings this year. Here’s why.

A simple and fast tool to design and visualize your project.

Thanks to the characteristics of fibre cement boards, your façade will be resistant to the passage of time. Here is how and why.

The days of single material façades are over. The trend for 2019-2020 is to combine coverings - including fibre cement.