Modern facing panels for facades are created from unique materials characterized by durability and strength. But manufacturers were able to achieve perfection not only as products, but also in their appearance – now facade panels are made under a tree, realistically imitating the structure of wood. At the same time, siding is spared from the shortcomings inherent in wooden decoration – fire hazard, exposure to insect destruction, and the high cost of service. In addition, the panels have a number of other advantages, namely:
- moisture resistance;
- not toxic and not combustible;
- do not lend themselves to corrosion;
- can be used in a wide temperature range;
- In the lower parts of the panels there are holes for the removal of condensate and ventilation, which allows the facade to “breathe”;
- Between the rails you can put a thermal insulation material that will reduce the cost of heating.
Thanks to these properties, facade facing panels for wood have become very popular among homeowners involved in the decoration of their private houses.
Types of panels
Depending on the technology of production and the materials used, several types of siding can be distinguished:
- Fibrim -cement facade panels for wood. They are made of sand, wood fiber, Portland cement and mineral fillers (mica and quartz). They have an texture resembling a texture of different wood (pine, cedar, cypress, walnut, etc.). The panels are covered with a thin layer of light -chatterizer, which prevents the penetration of dirt inward.
- Metal facade panels for wood. Steel and aluminum go into their composition. A rich color provides a layer of PVC coating, but it can burn over time. In this case, the facade can be repainted by giving it a new fresh look. The combination of metal and wood allows you to achieve unique effects in architecture.
- Wood-polymer composites. Consist of pressed wood sawdust and epoxy resin. They have the color and texture of natural wood. All of the above sides of the above are the most modern and environmental.
- Plastic facade panels for wood. The basis is polyvinyl chloride (PVC). The panels are resistant to peeling, exfoliation and damage. They are not afraid of the fungus and do not burn out in the sun. The assortment presents a budget material with a smooth homogeneous surface and more expensive, having characteristic texture bulges.
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