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Home›Latest News›Roofing & Cladding›CEDRAL CLICK ON THE UP IN CHEPSTOW

CEDRAL CLICK ON THE UP IN CHEPSTOW

By Josh Holmes
September 23, 2015
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Cedral Click has transformed an ordinary extension at the Pritchard at Live & Let Live cafe / bar in Chepstow into a spectacular example of vertically-fixed weatherboarding.

Cedral Click’s ability to be fixed vertically or horizontally allowed the designers to visually elongate the height of the first floor extension, giving it a more pleasing proportion in relation to the larger main building.

Marley Eternit’s Cedral Click is the UK’s first and only fibre cement flush fitting tongue and groove cladding product and is offered in a range of attractive colours.

Cafe / bar owner Paula Smith chose Grey Brown as this complemented the muted colours used on the exterior masonry walls and window frames.

Paula was so impressed with Cedral Click’s aesthetics that she incorporated it in the interior design scheme by using it to clad the bar. Again, the Cedral Click colours were chosen to complement shades used for the internal walls.

Paula became aware of Cedral Click’s appeal, durability and low maintenance properties after a discussion with Axion Consultants, the project architects. Together they decided that Cedral Click was the most visually attractive and durable cladding for Pritchard at Live and Let Live.

Marley Eternit Cedral - Live and let live

“I’m so pleased with Cedral Click because it creates a traditional feel and makes the building look much more balanced,” said Paula. “It’s great to know that it has a 50 year life span and offers low maintenance – this was important to us because customers form an impression of what’s inside by how the building looks on the outside.”

Marley Eternit Cedral - Live and let live 2

As easy to work with as timber but with the durability of a fibre cement based product, Cedral Click has good resistance to fire* and is dimensionally stable.

Marley Eternit also offers Cedral Lap weatherboard, a more traditional, clapper board aesthetic where the planks overlap. Both Cedral Click and Cedral Lap are made from fibre cement, which ensures low maintenance and a life expectancy of 50 years.

Marley Eternit Cedral - Live and let live 3

For further information on Cedral Click just ask ME at www.cedral.co.uk or call ME on 01283 722588. You can also follow ME on Twitter @MarleyEternit.

If it matters to you it matters to us, that’s why with ME it’s all about you.

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