Apartment facades can be cladded in a range of heavy and lightweight materials.
Fibre Cement cladding offers the look of concrete, render and other materials. It has proven and low maintenance characteristics. It comes in a variety of textures and colours to durability suit different design styles.
Cement bonded fibrous wood particle boards, as used in the Cemintel Territory range, are like fibre cement. They offer textures which are pressed into the surface. Being prefinished with a multi-layer paint process gives them the appearance of raw timber, cast concrete, hammered metal and other finishes.
Glass curtain walls are often used on office buildings to create transparent and semi-transparent facades. They look sleek, modern and flood interior spaces with light.
Brick veneer is a traditional and timeless facade material. It’s one of the most durable and low maintenance facade materials available.
Concrete is a minimalist, and sometimes brutalist, cladding material that’s also structural. It can be formed on site or made into precast panels.
Metal panels provide a sleek, industrial aesthetic. However, aluminium panels with a polyethylene core should be critically reviewed due to safety concerns regarding their level of combustibility and flame spread properties.
Stone veneer provides a timeless, textured look to apartments.
Terracotta panels are durable and can achieve a modern yet rustic façade appearance.