A most delightful cladding system in various different Colours, which locks together to form a beautiful surface to the building.

On BISF and Riley homes the Stonechip effect to the Upper Storey combines most effectively with work to the lower storey with either the Brick Effect, or in a combination of the same colour stonechip or other complimentary colours in the stonechip range or textured coating range.

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A delightful finish, made from strong but lightweight fibreglass, which will enhance the Upper Storey of any BISF or Riley home, or the full home of most other styles.  The slate effect, which appears as a falling scalloped effect comes in 3 basic colours.

On BISF and Riley homes the slate effect to the Upper Storey combines most effectively with either the Brick, or the Stonechip or one of the colours in the Textured Coating range to the Lower Storey.

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This most effective finish, is again constructed from lightweight fibreglass made to resemble brickwork and comes in various distinctive colours and textures. It will enhance most prefabricated style properties to give a brick effect finish.

Where the Upper Storey is of a different construction to the lower storey, such as on BISF properties, the brick finish can be combined with slate effect to the Upper Storey or used on the Upper Storey with the lower storey finished in either complimentary brick effect, stonechip or a textured coating finish.

Special corner pieces finish the work, giving the effect of a true brick corner.

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A well tried out and tested system.  On frame construction houses it is essential to provide a stepped jointing to the boards, which should be no more than 6 metres in length without a joint to ensure correct expansion.

Some more recent developments mean that virtually any colour surface can be produced.

Combine the Upper Storey of a Riley or BISF property with the lower storey finish in Brick Effect, Stonechip Effect or a complimentary colour from the Textured Coating Range for an interesting appearance.

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PVC Cladding with a difference.  The PVC is in a matt finish with an impregnated Woodgrain effect surface.

Again, combine the Upper Storey of a Riley or BISF property with the lower storey finish in Brick Effect, Stonechip Effect or a complimentary colour from the Textured Coating Range for an interesting appearance.

Also looks beautiful on Hawksley Style bungalows, adding a protection to the metal panel sheets.

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Unlike many render type finishes the Textured Coatings are flexible and only provide the final finished effect to the system.

To Upper Storey systems of BISF and Riley homes, a special base cladding is used to ensure a flat, flexible surface upon which to apply the Coating System.

This system is, in general, suitable for all areas of the house walls and can be combined with natural York stone corners.

The system looks particularly effective as a compliment to the lower storey of homes clad to the Upper Storey in Slate effect, Brick effect, PVC or Stonechip Effect cladding.

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Window Boxes, are automatically included in any of the systems to BISF and Riley Upper Storey Systems, ensuring that the metal outer window frames are fully enclosed and protected.  They are removable in case of later window replacement. They are offered as an optional extra to the lower storeys of these properties and also for all other properties.

Window boxes can be in white, brown or woodgrain effect, the most popular being white.

Where other companies have installed cladded systems without window boxes, it is usually possible for Septaluk Services to install window boxes to compliment these systems.

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Within most of the above systems insulation can be added as an option.

The type of insulation and application is dependant on the system chosen.

With most prefabricated homes, a replacement roof must be constructed of lightweight materials.  The use of standard roofing tiles or slates can severely compromise the structure and place considerable force on the walls of the home.

The lightweight tile and slate effect systems which are employed to improve the home come in a variety of colours and interlock to provide a watertight roof to the home.  Combined with a sub-frame structure of treated timbers and felts, the roofing provides the ultimate finish to the home.

Homes with Cement Asbestos Sheeting/Corrugated Roofing/pent slopes or worn mineral felted roofs will all benefit from a tile effect to the surface.  A minimum 10º slope is required (or for Park Homes will be constructed) to provide sufficient “run-off” for the top-water.

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Full back or face vented systems available either solely or in combination with any of the above systems.  Where a back vented system is suitable, this ensures the aesthetic appearance is preserved.

Most home owners request white roofline products, but brown or woodgrain effect finishes can also be applied.

Combined with the soffits and facia boards there is a complimentary range of rainwater goods in a variety of colours, which are either round or square.

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These are available in both white and woodgrain finish and are tailor-made for your home.  Many styles are available.