Are you considering renovating your home or transforming a run-down property? Cedral is the perfect solution to personalise your property whilst adding kerb appeal. Crafted from fibre cement, Cedral has the versatility to be used on either part of the property or for a full overhaul. With a variety of design options, the colour and finish choices allow you to create a unique exterior for your home, extension, or garden room.

A beautiful facade that is environmentally friendly and easy to maintain - all possible with Cedral! Robert Pöllen and his family, who live in Germany, have experienced this.

In this article we put artificial slates – made of durable fibre cement – to the test and compare them with other roofing options. So what are the benefits of fibre-cement slates for your home?

When does it make sense to clean a roof? The Cedral roof experts provide you an answer and give you valuable tips.

Planning a roof renovation? Cedral fibre cement slates are a beautiful and durable solution. Our practical tips to help you get you started.

Your roof needs good care and maintenance so that you can enjoy its protection for a long time. With our tips, you can expand the lifespan of your roof.

In the construction world, BIM has become a trendy, frequently used term. BIM stands for ‘Building Information Modelling’, which creates a digital 3D-model and virtual rendering of a building. BIM models consist of objects linked to data on, among others, technical specifications.

Roof insulation protects your home. Cedral helps you decide which options are the most suitable for you.

Fibre cement slates offer tons of advantages, making them ideal for renovation projects. The fact that they are lightweight, come in several different colours and can be fitted with an extra layer of insulation are just a handful of their best attributes.

Fibre cement is a durable building material. But how is it made and what is it used for? Discover what Cedral has on offer.

The roof is an essential part of your home. It protects you, but also your building. In this article we zoom in on 5 common mistakes that happen all too often when renovating a roof and how to avoid them.

What you need to know about changes to BS 5250 - the code of practice for control of condensation in buildings