Photoshop, help! Exterior cladding
Jennifer Inman
4 years ago
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Comments (36)Would love to see any photos of the New England style cladding, we have a 1960's house that we are updating and are considering both render and cladding. We are making the top windows deeper and are trying to decide whether to use white or grey aluminium/pvc frames. We have had grey (covered in tape in pic) bifold doors installed but can have these powder coated in white if it is better to stick to white windows. Thank you!...See MoreExterior Cladding
Comments (4)Zinc or copper, both of which are available in various permanent finishes, could be very effective. With good detailing, little if any maintenance should be needed. Natural durable timber cladding would be easier to trim to awkward junctions, but prone to going unevenly dark and streaky, needing maintenance to keep from looking scruffy....See MoreExterior wood cladding
Comments (2)Good afternoon Lucy are you looking at the 2nd storey clad in the picture you have posted. as this looks similar to a cedar clad detail. see link to one of our builds attached although its more of a brown/orange tint rather than yellow. Cedar Clad failing that you could use a timber product like Accoya and stain it which ever colour you like Hope thats of some help Tom Roscoes Building Company...See MoreHelp with 60’s style exterior
Comments (20)Thank you so much that’s great!!! I will show my husband tonight. Yeah you might be right about not rendering. The other houses are all either this colour brick or a brown/red brick but the same style so I was worried about it standing out too much. Unfortunately the brick wouldn’t go that light though. Even when cleaned it’s very yellow with black flecks in it. I’ll try and attach a picture of the internal brick before we painted it. The conservatory will go as it’s leaking and quite old and I’d rather have some smart bifold doors leading onto a patio. It’s also brown so wouldn’t match the new glazing as we would either go with white grey or black. Here is a picture of the brick......See MoreUser
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