Transform a blank wall or exposed space with composite boards that carry the warmth and grain of natural timber — engineered to outlast it. Feature walls, privacy screens, seven colours. The same Elevated Build Standard™ applied to every installation.
One tough grooved composite board — used two ways. Whether it's making a wall the centrepiece of your outdoor space or hiding what you don't want to see, the result is low-maintenance, long-lasting and finished to look intentional.
Cladding as the hero of the space — grooved boards installed on the exterior wall behind your deck, bar or dining area. The texture catches the light and gives the area a finished, architectural feel. Like an outdoor room rather than a backyard.
The same boards used to solve a problem — screening a side passage, bins, a water tank or a neighbour's window. Clean lines that give you separation and privacy while still reading as a design choice, not a fence.
We bring physical cladding samples to your free site visit so you can see the texture and colour in your own light before committing.
Real projects in Melbourne homes. Both use the same composite board — what changes is the job it does.
Our work — Smoke Grey entertaining wall, Heidelberg
A blank wall became the backdrop of this Heidelberg entertaining area — grooved Smoke Grey boards behind the dining table, with lighting washing down the texture. This is what turns a deck into an outdoor room.
Our work — white privacy screens, Newport
This Newport screen turned an exposed side passage into a clean, private walkway. The same composite boards, doing a practical job — no painting, no rot, and it reads as design rather than fencing.
From warm timber tones to crisp neutrals — screen swatches never do composite justice. We bring physical boards to your site visit.
Colours range from warm timber tones (Teak, Walnut, Spotted Gum) through to crisp neutrals (White, Ivory, Smoke Grey, Black).
Our Heidelberg feature wall is Smoke Grey. Our Newport screens are White. Both are installed in exactly the same way — the board is the board. You can also browse the full cladding range online before your site visit.
Composite cladding corner trim conceals edges at external corners for a seamless, professional installation. Every detail — inside corners, window surrounds and exposed edges — finished to the same standard as the rest of the facade.
Composite cladding boards are only as good as the frame behind them. Boards fixed to poorly spaced, unchecked framing will show movement, gaps and misalignment within a few seasons. The Elevated Build Standard™ addresses this before a single board goes up.
Most of this work is invisible once the cladding is installed — but it's exactly what you're paying for when you choose a builder who takes the job seriously.
Book a Free Site VisitThe majority of our cladding installations happen as part of a broader outdoor build — a composite deck with a feature wall behind it, or privacy screens alongside new paving. When it's all done at once, levels and finishes are coordinated from the start.
See Composite Decking →The questions Melbourne homeowners most often ask before committing to cladding. If yours isn't here, call or email — we're happy to talk it through.
Both use the same composite board — the difference is the job they do. A feature wall is a design statement: grooved boards installed on an exterior wall to create a timber-look backdrop for a deck, dining area or outdoor kitchen. A privacy screen solves a practical problem — hiding a side passage, bins, water tank, pool equipment or a neighbour's window. Same board, two applications, both with a 25-year warranty.
No — composite cladding boards are a finished product. They do not need painting, staining, oiling or sealing at installation or at any point during their life. This is the fundamental difference from timber cladding, which requires regular maintenance to prevent warping, cracking and fading. Composite boards are UV-stabilised and moisture-resistant by design. An occasional wash with mild soapy water is all the maintenance required.
The cladding boards are available in seven colours: Teak, Walnut and Spotted Gum (warm timber tones), and White, Ivory, Smoke Grey and Black (crisp neutrals). Our Heidelberg feature wall is Smoke Grey; our Newport screens are White. Screen swatches and online images never do composite justice — the best way to choose is with a real board in your hand. We bring physical cladding samples to every free site visit.
Yes — the composite grooved boards work in both orientations. Horizontal installation gives a classic weatherboard look; vertical boards create a more contemporary, elongated feel. The choice usually comes down to the wall proportions, the style of the home, and what you want to emphasise visually. We'll discuss the options during your free site visit and can show you examples of both approaches in real projects.
Yes — composite cladding handles Melbourne's variable climate well. The boards are UV-stabilised for summer heat and moisture-resistant for our wet winters. Unlike timber, they won't swell, warp or crack with seasonal changes. The 25-year residential warranty covers fading and structural failure across all standard Melbourne climate conditions, giving you long-term peace of mind.
We bring physical cladding samples to your first visit — see the colour and texture in your own space before committing. Free consultation, no pressure, honest advice.