The Cedral brand, which specializes in modern façade and roofing solutions, has published a new case study showing the realization of a frame house whose façade uses Cedral materials. The project demonstrates how combining lightweight construction with a durable and aesthetically pleasing fiber-cement finish can address today's challenges of energy-efficient and eco-friendly construction.
Cedral Click Smooth fiber-cement boards on the facade of a frame house.
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The case study published on Cedral's blog presents an investment in the Pomeranian Voivodeship - a modern timber-frame house of about 100 m², whose owners focused on durability, ease of maintenance and ecological solutions. Fiber-cement Cedral Click Smooth planks in color C18 - Slate Gray were chosen for the facade of the building. The smooth and delicate surface structure emphasizes the modern character of the project. At the same time, it is non-flammable, extremely resistant to mechanical damage and does not require regular maintenance.
Cedral Click Smooth fiber-cement boards on the facade of a frame house
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The use of Cedral fiber-cement made it possible to achieve a modern look, weather resistance andprotection against fungi and insects - without the need for special chemicals. This material fits perfectly into the standards of ecological construction and is often chosen by investors building passive and energy-efficient houses.
Cedral Click Smooth fiber-cement boards on the facade of a frame house
© Cedral
The publication of the case study is part of Cedral's educational strategy to inspire home builders and architects to use durable and sustainable façade solutions.
The full version of the case study is available on Cedral's website.
A series of videos was produced during the realization, including a description of the realization, instructions for the installation of Cedral vertical planks and statements from architects and contractors.
