Setup, Compatibility & Care
Proper setup begins with ensuring a sound, level sub-structure, typically timber battens spaced at appropriate intervals to allow for airflow. When cutting the panels, use a fine-toothed saw to prevent splintering of the embossed surface. Always use stainless steel fixings to prevent corrosion streaks over time. For ongoing care, the cladding does not require chemicals or paints. If the surface accumulates dust or debris, simply spray down the exterior with a low-pressure garden hose or wipe it with a soft cloth and mild soapy water to restore its original appearance.