Discover the Exterior Upgrade That Can Support Your Home's Energy Efficiency – And Comes in 21 Beautiful Colours

Whether you’re updating an older property or adding character to a new build, Cedral’s stylish and durable cladding collection makes it easy to create an exterior you’ll love

Cedral by Etex
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The exterior of your home makes a lasting first impression long before anyone steps through the front door. That’s why lots of homeowners are upgrading to fibre cement cladding for a beautiful, low-maintenance, and weather-resistant facade.

When it comes to choosing cladding you can rely on, Cedral by Etex stands out as a top choice. Unlike traditional cladding materials, their fibre cement cladding is designed with longevity, aesthetics, and affordability in mind. Their four collections with 21 colours make it possible to create a personalised exterior you can truly be proud of, reflecting your taste and home’s setting – whether in the countryside or an urban neighbourhood.

Cedral’s cladding is built to last at least 50 years, withstanding severe frost, rain, and heat, and it even has an excellent fire performance classification. Plus, its innovative design helps support better insulation and regulates the indoor temperatures.

Cladding Like You’ve Never Seen It Before

Cedral by Etex

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There are lots of reasons why Cedral’s fibre cement cladding stands out as the ideal solution for an exterior design upgrade, for renovations, new builds, and retrofits alike.

Fibre cement cladding doesn’t rot, rust, or warp, is resistant to all kinds of extreme weather, and it’s much more low-maintenance than traditional cladding.

Even under high temperatures, it won’t crack thanks to its thermal stability, and its excellent fire performance classification offers peace of mind.

As for cutting your energy bills, Cedral’s fibre cement cladding is a clever solution. It supports and maintains improved insulation, regulates indoor temperatures, and you can incorporate it into your ventilation system to manage moisture and help prevent mould in the home.

Lasting for decades and needing minimal maintenance compared to traditional cladding, Cedral offers home improvement that won’t need a touch up after just a few years.

Not to mention, its Lap and Click panels are easy to install, perfect for a DIY job.

A Style for Every Home

Cedral by Etex

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Available in either a woodgrain or smooth finish, Cedral’s four stylish cladding collections make it incredibly easy to create a bespoke finish for your home.

The Design Collection is perfect for a home in a more urban setting. Its monochromatic palette, available in black and grey tones, cleverly defines the lines of your home; an ideal choice for creating more of a bold statement.

If your home is in the countryside or you love the look of a cottage garden, the Natural Collection might be your perfect backdrop. This palette is inspired by nature, with grounding colours such as cocoa brown, sand yellow and ocean blue.

The Classic Collection has a timeless feel, effortlessly slotting into suburban areas. Chalk white, pebble grey and tea green offer soft, calming tones, turning your home into the ultimate personal sanctuary.

And for those seeking something a bit more unique, the Expressive Collection is full of metal green, brick red and pewter grey hues. It’s ideal for giving an older property a modern touch, and the perfect way to put your own stamp on a renovation project.


There’s no doubt cladding can instantly elevate your home if the exterior is looking a little dated – Cedral’s fibre cement range is one you can count on to last, it looks good, supports a home’s energy efficiency, while keeping maintenance to a minimum.

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Tenielle Jordison
Gardens Content Editor

Tenielle is a Gardens Content Editor at Homes & Gardens. She holds a qualification in MA Magazine Journalism and has over six years of journalistic experience. Before coming to Homes & Gardens, Tenielle was in the editorial department at the Royal Horticultural Society and worked on The Garden magazine. As our in-house houseplant expert, Tenielle writes on a range of solutions to houseplant problems, as well as other 'how to' guides, inspiring garden projects, and the latest gardening news. When she isn't writing, Tenielle can be found propagating her ever-growing collection of indoor plants, helping others overcome common houseplant pests and diseases, volunteering at a local gardening club, and attending gardening workshops, like a composting masterclass.