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Yes, you can screw into interior composite cladding, but it requires proper techniques and tools to avoid damaging the material. It is essential to use screws specifically designed for composite materials, which are usually stainless steel or coated to prevent corrosion. Pre-drilling pilot holes is recommended to ensure the screws do not split or crack the composite cladding. Additionally, using a low-speed drill can help prevent overheating and damage to the material. Following the manufacturer’s guidelines for screw placement and spacing will ensure a secure installation and maintain the integrity and appearance of the composite cladding.
Composite cladding typically lasts 25 to 50 years, depending on quality and maintenance. It resists rot, fading, and weather damage, making it a long-lasting choice for exterior walls.
Yes, a breathable membrane is often required under composite cladding to prevent moisture build up and improve insulation, especially in timber-framed buildings.
Yes, composite cladding is generally better than uPVC due to its superior durability, insulation, and aesthetic appeal. It resists warping, fading, and cracking more effectively.
Composite cladding is durable, low-maintenance, weather-resistant, and energy-efficient. It offers a stylish, natural wood-like appearance without the need for frequent upkeep.