Dry cladding is a method of wall cladding where the cladding material is installed without the use of mortar or adhesive. It involves mounting panels or tiles directly onto a substructure, creating an air gap between the cladding and the wall. Dry cladding offers benefits such as easy installation, improved insulation, and enhanced aesthetics, making it a popular choice in modern construction.
Stone cladding is a thin layer of stone that is used for the interior or exterior of a building, generally on top of a materiel that isn’t stone, such as concrete. Stone cladding is meant to reduce the weight of natural stone used for buildings as well as to save construction costs.
Cladding tiles are made up of ceramic or vitrified material which makes it very durable, robust, with high-end style and quality.
Dry cladding is a method of wall cladding where the cladding material is installed without the use of mortar or adhesive. It involves mounting panels or tiles directly onto a substructure, creating an air gap between the cladding and the wall. Dry cladding offers benefits such as easy installation, improved insulation, and enhanced aesthetics, making it a popular choice in modern construction.
