Whenever you want the appearance of wood without its usual flaws and knots, think of cement wood plank! Now enjoy the rich aesthetics of wood with the fortified strength of cement. Attractive and durable Cement planks across commercial and residential area allow to remain committed to both your budget and the environment.

The benefits of using Cement wood planks for external cladding are:

• – Cement wood planks combine the elegance of wood with the endurance of cement
• – Resist termites and moisture do not rot or deteriorate
• – Outstanding weather resistance with low maintenance
• – Superior cost advantage over wood and veneer products
• – Impervious to woodpeckers and wood boring insects, such as fire ants and termites
• – Dimensionally stable so swelling and warping are eliminated
• – Available thickness:7.5mm/8mm
• – Available size: 150*3000mm/225*3000mm/1200*600mm
• – possible finishes :Burma teak/ Golden beech/Walnut/ paint

Soffit lining

The excellent flexibility and durability of fibre cement boards makes them ideal as soffit lining for balcony/ verandah in residential projects. Cement wood planks are used for this application, which not only improves aesthetics but also withstands external weathering conditions.

Available as:

• Cement wood Plank

Applicable as:

• – soffit lining for balcony/verandah in residential projects

Duct Encasement

To give an aesthetic appurtenances to the external facade of a building , fibre cement boards can be used to encase exposed service pipes. Heavy duty boards can be screwed on to the MS framing for this application. The finishing can be done according to the customers’ choice as fibre cement board allow the flexibility of a wide range of finishes from paint to texture to tiles. Designs can also be made on the heavy duty boards with the help of laser/ water-jet cutting to enhance the aesthetic appearance.

Available as:

• – Heavy duty boards
• – heavy duty boards with designs

Applicable as:

• – Encasement of exposed service pipes on external facade of the building