Area to be clad
Define the complete section and how its edges will meet windows, corners and roofline components.
Roofline
Exterior cladding can update selected areas of a property while providing a low-maintenance outer finish. It is commonly used on dormers, gables, upper elevations and other defined sections of the building.

Product overview
Cladding works best when its position, direction and colour relate to the windows, roofline and shape of the building. It can be used as a small architectural detail or across a larger defined area.
The existing surface and surrounding junctions must be assessed so the proposed installation can be detailed properly.
Planning your project
Define the complete section and how its edges will meet windows, corners and roofline components.
Horizontal or vertical boards and the selected finish can significantly change the appearance of the elevation.
The surface behind the proposed cladding must be considered as part of the installation plan.

Is this right for your home?
We can compare this option with the other products in the roofline range during your consultation.
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Prime is based in Stourport-on-Severn and undertakes installations throughout Worcestershire and the wider West Midlands.
Helpful advice
Use our detailed guides to compare products, understand the important specification choices and prepare useful questions for your quotation.
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Read the guide →Questions about exterior cladding
Yes. It is often used on selected features such as dormers, gables or panels between windows.
We can discuss colours that coordinate or contrast with the fascias, windows and doors, subject to the available product range.