Today, a variety of building materials are used to decorate houses, each of which has its own advantages. For this reason, you should take a responsible approach to the selection of solutions, among which siding remains the most practical and durable option for cladding external walls. To create siding, wood was originally used, which has limited durability. Today, instead of these raw materials, steel or polyvinyl chloride is used. It is the latter that has gained the highest popularity among buyers around the world, which is largely facilitated by the manufacturability of such siding.
Why should you use vinyl siding?
As the name suggests, the main component for the production of siding is PVC, which additionally contains some additives. Thanks to the use of innovative material, it is possible to obtain the following advantages:
- Minimum loads on the building foundation. Vinyl siding has minimal weight, so it does not put additional pressure on supporting structures.
- Siding installation can be done without leveling the walls. To secure the panels, it is not necessary to achieve maximum evenness of the base; it is enough to install the sheathing. This significantly speeds up the installation process and reduces the cost of finishing.
- Optimal façade design. The use of ordinary lathing allows you to maintain small gaps between the walls and facing panels, which can be used for installing insulation or vapor barrier.
- The panels are installed using the "dry" method. No need to prepare glue or plaster the surface for installation, so work can be done in any weather.
Weather resistance
For each buyer, the durability of the panels remains an important factor when choosing finishing materials. If you use PVC siding, you can be sure that the material will not be subject to deformation processes in the event of heating or sudden cooling. Steam or frost do not leave a trace on the panels, and dirt after rain is extremely easy to remove. similar entries from this section
