Cladding--Building--Domestic

You can find information on domestic building cladding under this Yellow Pages® heading.  Domestic building cladding is the process of adding a layer on top of the existing frame of a domestic building.  This could include a house, small building, etc.  Cladding can come in many different forms, but generally consists of covering the frame with a material that serves a particular purpose.  Search with Yellow Pages® for more information on domestic building cladding.

If cladding the outside frame of a house, you might want to have different layers of material added.  Bricks, for example, will probably be the first layer between the frame and any outside layer.  Past that, you may or may not wish to add other types of cladding, such as aluminium siding, or other similar material.

Additionally, when working with a house, cladding could also be affixing drywall to the house’s wooden frame.  The drywall works in several ways to enhance the house.  It acts as a protective barrier to keep out bugs and other rodents, as well as adding an appearance to the inside of the house that looks a bit more pleasant that the wooden frame does.  Drywall can also be painted, papered, etc. Yellow Pages® helps your search for domestic building cladding in all states in Australia.