Cladding material and brand

5 years ago

What is the cladding material used on the rear of the extension. It looks like zinc or aluminium. I'm interested in finishing my side return rear elevation in a similar way.
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Link Photographers
5 years ago
Will enquire from the project's architect and get back to you
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Alexander Owen Architecture
5 years ago
Hi Shoshola, the cladding material used is standing seam zinc. You can find more information about zinc and finishing details on this website http://www.vmzinc.co.uk. Thanks.
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Cladding material and brand

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Alexander Owen Architecture

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