150mm Agate Grey Shiplap Cladding 5m (RAL7038)
Our 150mm Shiplap Cladding Agate Grey is manufactured by Swish and is Class 1 fire rated and BBA Approved. Shiplap Cladding is our most popular cladding option, with its wide coverage and traditional overlap appearance. One 5M length of 150mm Shiplap Cladding covers an area of exactly 0.75 Square Metres.
Agate Grey Cladding carry a 10 Year Guarantee
Storage
- Store flat on a dry, clean level surface.
- Store in a shaded area.
- In the sun, you obtain a greenhouse effect in the plastic packaging causing profile distortion and mould growth.
- Do not expose protective foil to the sun for prolonged periods (it will be hard to remove and the printing may be transferred to the profile surface.)
Cleaning
Profiles can be washed with water and mild, non-abrasive detergent. Solvent- based cleaners or cleaning agents containing chlorine should not be used. Contact with composites based on bitumen should also be avoided. Solutions developed specifically to clean the profile are also available from Brissco. For cleaning white profile you can use Soudal solvent cleaner, and foiled you can use Soudal glass cleaner.
Painting
Painting of the product is not recommended. It can cause embrittlement and dark colours will cause thermal distortion.
Weight: 3.29 Kg
Delivery: Lead time 3-5 working days
Brand Name: Swish Building Products
Colour: Agate Grey RAL7038
Material: PVC-u
Guarantee: 10 Years Manufacturers
Delivery
The despatch timings we publish are estimates and due consideration needs to be made when making purchases with tight deadlines and as such we shall not be liable for any losses, costs, damages, charges, or expenses caused by any delay for delivery of the goods.
Returns Policy For Brissco Online
We appreciate that there may be occasions you may wish to return items. To help you with this process please see our returns policy below.
Returning an item – Damaged
In the event you receive damaged goods we will arrange a replacement item for you. However, it is your responsibility to notify us within 72 hours of receipt that an item has been received damaged (please see risk below).
Returning an item – Risk
On receipt of the delivery you, the customer, are responsible for those goods and any loss or damage to the goods shall be at your own risk.
Returning an item – Incorrect
If you receive incorrect goods it is your responsibility to notify us within 72 hours of receipt at which point we will make the necessary arrangements.
Delivery shortages
Firstly, our carrier delivers parcels/packages. Any shortages of them must be reported to the driver on receipt. Secondly, shortages of contents of the parcel(s)/package(s) against the enclosed Brissco advice note must be made within 72 hours.
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What are the different types of external UPVC Cladding?
The main types of UPVC cladding are Shiplap, Open V Joint and Featheredge. All types protect your home from the elements and can be used to transform the aesthetics of your property or replace rotting timber boards. The profile of shiplap cladding assists the run off of water and is often chosen for large projects or where the overlapping design is preferred. Open V joint cladding has a slightly different profile in that it has a distinctive symmetrical V joint giving a contemporary finish while featheredge is designed to mimic the appearance of traditional timber cladding without the maintenance.
What styles of PVC cladding are available?
There are many different designs and a variety of colours on the market. The first option is plain cladding, which often comes in white or cream. If you are looking for a true wood effect, woodgrain textured external cladding is the answer. This realistic looking PVC alternative to timber is just as attractive as wood but is easier to maintain and longer lasting. The final option is woodgrain external PVC cladding. Although this does not have the textured appearance of a timber board, it emulates wood cladding perfectly. So, whether you live in a country cottage, a 60’s semi or a modern mansion, there is PVC cladding to suit.
How do I install external PVC cladding?
External PVC cladding not only improves the look of your home, but it also adds an extra layer of protection against the elements. It is a fantastic alternative to traditional timber - it looks just as good, but it is low maintenance, long lasting, and you can install it yourself, saving both time and money. Preparation is paramount - for all installations preparation is key. You will require a sound substrate, good quality battens (suitable treated timber), insulation (if required) and a vapour membrane. If you are replacing existing cladding, you must also remove all old material before starting to install your new cladding. Colour coded - for a safe, successful installation, you must consider the key differences between white and colour/foil cladding, as the installation guidance differs slightly for each. For an in-depth, step-by-step guide on how to install PVC cladding correctly, head over to our guide on external PVC cladding
What are the benefits of UPVC cladding?
PVC cladding is a ‘skin’ for your home. It provides an extra layer of protection to your external walls, helping to increase internal insulation and minimise air leakage, which in turn can improve energy efficiency and running costs. PVC cladding is available in an extensive range of colours – from traditional white and cream to contemporary grey and light blue - and designs, allowing you to add an interesting aesthetic or a new lease of life to your home. Further information about how PVC cladding can help protect your home, the different styles of PVC cladding available – and how to install it – can be found on our blog. For an in-depth, step-by-step guide on how to install PVC cladding correctly, head over to our PVC installation guide
