Contemporary houses are prime for combining materials - glass and concrete, stone and brick, wood and plaster, etc. Fibre cement cladding has also become part of this trend.

WFH is the abbreviation EVERYONE knows. Just a few short years ago it would have attracted blank stares but these days everyone is doing it. And while there are a multitude of advantages to WFH – working from home – it has put our living space under immense pressure. What do you do if there simply isn’t room for desks and chairs and office equipment – not to mention all extra storage space you will need?

A recent Cedral survey revealed that the majority of us hanker after country cottage style homes, with a nostalgic eye on the past and a pull towards nature. Almost a third of our respondents said they favoured the cottage look, beating luxury modern homes and traditional Georgian/Victorian style properties into second and third places respectively.

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

New UK research reveals that one third of homeowners are put off home renovations for fear of hiring a rogue trader.

Cedral cladding is the perfect complement to a range of building materials; see our inspiring projects to find out how to get the best results.

With Cedral, you have a complete cladding solution for your facade. The robust and good-looking fibre-cement sidings come with a range of handy trims tailored to the planks and colours you are using.

Cedral facades and slates come in many factory-applied colours, with greys a popular option. Here Cedral discuss why.

Horizontal or vertical cladding? Read more about the benefits of both options and the advantages of fibre cement facade cladding compared to wood.

Looking for sustainable facade cladding? There is an alternative to wood: fibre-cement. Let’s compare the two.

How to keep your home cool when the sun is shining? With our practical advice, we can help increase your comfort within your home.