WPC cladding is more robust, less difficult to maintain, and has more proof against rotting and insects than timber. However, it may be more luxurious to start with, but inexpensive in the end. It also has a lower environmental impact, making installation more convenient than slabs.

Yes, WPC cladding can be used both for indoor and outdoor packages. It is moisture-resistant, relatively long-lasting, easy to preserve, and suitable for exterior walls, facades, and interior partitions or ceilings.

WPC cladding can replicate natural wood surface features like grain patterns and texture. It does not look as natural as natural wood but somewhat resembles wood.

The research shows that WPC cladding does not quickly fade or change colour. The pigments used are usually UV-resistant to keep the furniture’s colour from fading, though the extent of such resistance depends on the particular product and intensity of sunlight.

Yes, but since WPC cladding is infused with colour during manufacturing, it is seldom painted once stained or scratched. Always ensure you follow the specific manufacturer recommendations before you paint.

WPC cladding is low-maintenance. It is washable using mild detergent and a soft brush, should not be exposed to chemicals, and should be checked for damage often. Ensure proper ventilation to avoid mould and mildew formations, and cover it to minimize direct UV ray infiltration.

Compared to wood, WPC cladding does not contain termites and other pests that damage the structure of the cladding. It also includes other materials that can minimize its appeal to insects, thus affording it better sturdiness and lasting nature.

WPC cladding is incredibly durable, and many cladding suppliers advertised today have warranties between 10 and 25 years of vintage or maybe longer. It is proof against rot, decay, and insect harm, lasting a few years.

The cost of WPC wall cladding can vary depending on the brand, quality, and specific features. Generally, it falls within a mid-range price bracket compared to other cladding materials. Consider the long-term benefits of durability and low maintenance when evaluating the cost.