What colour cladding please?
9 years ago
We've just had our windows replaced with white upvc, the bay need recladding with upvc but we just can't decide what colour. Suggestions greatly received
Featured Answer
Sort by:Oldest
Comments (8)
PRO9 years agoRelated Discussions
Rockpanel Cladding on Front Elevation - advice please
Comments (0)We are about to embark upon a house re-design - existing and proposed plans attached. I am keen to use a Rockpanel Chameleon Cladding on the front of the house (which is on the beach) - this material changes colour depending on the effect of the light and the angle from which it is viewed (in this case blue to green to purple). Originally we thought to put the material in the middle of the house, however, this doesn't look right - so not sure. We will probably increase the 3 window/door panels on the left to four - all ideas gratefully received....See MoreWhat Colour to paint my cladding?
Comments (1)Hello, It is hard to see from the photos as they do not seem to get any bigger when clicking on them. Do you have any a little closer to the building. I would normally do a 3D image to show my customers how this would look in different colours and materials. You can then see everything together before making costly purchases. I would agree that painting the cladding would be the most cost effective way to make a big change. If you are having grey aluminium windows then I would go a more modern and contemporary colour. It is hard to see the front door from here but this is normally a good thing to change to upgrade and modernise your property. I hope this helps and if you wanted to upload more photos or email them I can take a closer look. All the best, Gina...See MoreComposite wood effect cladding supplier recommendations please
Comments (1)Hello, We have just launched a new wall cladding product called DesignClad. It is 3mm thick and it comes in sizes up to a spectacular 3000x1000mm. We have our Bespoke Stone Centre where we could also cut it for you as per your specification. Our stock items can be found here: http://www.londonstone.co.uk/stone-paving/designclad/ As you have mentioned you would like a wood effect cladding - we have our Wood range which is available on special order with 4 weeks lead time. I am attaching some photos so you can check it out. For more info please contact us at info@londonstone.co.uk or call us on 01753212950 and one of our Sales Advisors will be more than happy to assist. Kind regards, Diana Copot London Stone...See MoreRender? Cladding? Both? Help please...
Comments (1)We are in the process of buying this 1960s chalet bungalow in Derbyshire. Very unlike what we had in mind but it is in a great location with wonderful views! There is lots to do inside (we have a toilet in a wardrobe) but, would also like to improve the kerb appeal. In the long term we will be landscaping the drive to make space for another car, but are unsure what to do to the front to update it. The windows are in good order and don’t need replacing yet. We have considered having them sprayed & then some render, wood cladding combo. The house frontage is very flat so we have also thought about creating bay windows at some point. New garage door is definitely on our purchase list. Any advice or thoughts much appreciated. Thanks....See More- 9 years ago
PRO9 years agoHi Heather,
If it were me I would keep it all white, clean, modern / contemporary.
Rather than clad in PVC check the woodwork and make any repairs as necessary then paint it white.
Paint the eaves & facia board at the top white as well + new white guttering / down pipe.
As PWJ says, check if planning is required.
If you had some budget left consider plantation shutter to each room (inside)
This is an interior feature that will add to the look of all rooms but what I always find is that it also adds to the external look of the house...
Hope that helps,
Martinwww.3dinteriorillustration.co.uk
- 9 years ago
- PRO9 years ago
PRO9 years ago
PRO9 years ago
Celery. Visualization, Rendering images