Cladding
How is Cladding Applied?
Cladding is a thermal insulation application first implemented in the 1970s. The system expected to be achieved with cladding is to provide the wall between closed environments and open environments with insulation properties, preventing the indoor heat from mixing with the outdoor temperature. In other words, it is an application made to keep homes, offices, and similar living spaces warm in winter and cool in summer. Cladding operations can be carried out both from inside and outside the building. There are different application techniques. It is not a simple application. Cladding systems, which are part of exterior facade applications, can also be used in the application of different designs. In applications such as ceramic facades, granite facades, marble facades, and stucco facades, cladding can be done by using insulated material under the final application. You can reach our cladding solutions for all kinds of insulation at .
Cladding Prices
Cladding applications are generally made on reinforced concrete buildings. Different thermal insulation applications are made for buildings other than reinforced concrete buildings. Generally, thermal insulation is applied to the exterior facades of buildings, building roofs, and floors where intermediate floors are separated, in areas such as warehouses, shops, and garages. Thermal insulation is applied by expert teams. The most well-known system is the preparation of building facades for application, followed by the adhesion of styrofoam panels to the wall with adhesive material. In regions with adverse weather conditions, styrofoam is fixed to the wall with the help of dowels. Afterward, a thin insulating plaster is applied over the plaster and mesh on the styrofoam, also providing water insulation on the facade. Finally, the process is completed by applying paint. The materials used in cladding vary according to preference. Materials of different qualities and functions are offered in terms of styrofoam thickness and the properties of the paint and mortar materials. The price is determined per square meter according to the customer's products and specifications. Discounts are applied at certain rates for large-scale jobs, offering more affordable cladding services.
