Cedral Weatherboard

Project name: Black Lion Street
Product: Cedral Weatherboard
Sector: Commercial / Refurbishment
Location: Brighton
Architect: CZWG Architects
Contractor: Cheesmur Building Contractors

Overview:
A 1960s office block, previously derelict five-storey concrete building on Brighton seafront has been transformed using fibre cement Cedral Weatherboard into a hub for a range of businesses and retail units, including Jamie Oliver’s restaurant, Jamie’s Italian.

Project name: Hamptons-Style Beach House
Product: Cedral Weatherboard
Sector: Residential / Refurbishment
Location: West Sussex Coast
Architect: Michael Bains

Overview:

Project name: Concept House
Product: Natura / Cedral Weatherboard
Sector: Residential
Installers: NRT Carpentry Contractors

Overview:
Marley Eternit’s Natura was installed as a rear ventilated rainscreen cladding system that partly helped the building meet the energy saving measures required by Building Regulations Part L1 (2006) and achieve Level 3 of the Code for sustainable Homes.
Cedral Weatherboard provided aesthetic detailing around the balcony areas on the apartments as well as various feature walls throughout the development.

Project name: East Beech Road
Product: Cedral Weatherboard
Sector: Residential
Location: Selsey, Chichester
Surveyor: Richard Watkins
Contractors: A+ Construction

Overview:
Fire-resistant Cedral Weatherboard has been installed on a large private house just 25 feet from the beach in Selsey near Chichester.  The property was clad with a blue grey Weatherboard to reflect the maritime environment.

Project name: Great Places Housing Association
Product: Cedral Weatherboard
Sector: Residential – Social Housing
Location: Sheffield

Overview:
Cedral Weatherboard has been specified by Great Places Housing Association as an overclad solution on over 400 housing association properties in Sheffield because it offered a lightweight, cost effective overclad solution that masked the original concrete panels, helping to visually transform the properties.

Product: Cedral Weatherboard
Sector: Leisure
Location: Portslade, East Sussex
Client: Mayberry Garden Centre

Overview:
Cedral Weatherboard has helped transform an old derelict garage site in Portslade, East Sussex, into a brand new home and garden centre. Mayberry Garden Centre, which opened in September and is part of Tates of Sussex, is clad with Marley Eternit’s Light Oak woodstain coloured fibre cement Cedral Weatherboard and are nailed to timber battens in a ship lap configuration, which are anchored to the steel framed building.

Project name: Mulberry Lodge
Product: Cedral Weatherboard
Sector: Residential
Location: Totland Bay, Isle of Wight
Contractor: John Baldwin

Overview:
DIY enthusiast John Baldwin specified low-maintenance and energy-saving materials for his self-build home on the Isle of Wight – then fixed the fibre cement Weatherboard cladding single-handedly.

Project name: Primrose Holiday Park
Product: Cedral Weatherboard
Sector: Leisure
Location: North Yorkshire

Overview:
Holiday makers in North Yorkshire are admiring a £7m refurbishment of Primrose Valley Holiday Park using Cedral Weatherboard as an overclad solution for several well-known convenience stores and retail outlets on the park. As a lightweight overclad solution and natural timber appearance, it provided a cost-effective and fast-track method of transforming the tired looking concrete clad buildings on Primrose Valley Holiday Park, which now look just like new.

Project: Sheerness Windmill
Product: Cedral Weatherboard
Sector: Residential / Refurbishment
Location: Kent
Contractor: CJ Builders

Overview:
Cedral Weatherboard has been supplied as part of the re-building of a 194-year-old windmill in Sheerness, Kent that was destroyed by fire in January 2008.  Cedral Weatherboard, which has a class 0 fire performance, was chosen in white because it replicated the original timber material, and provided the building with enhanced fire performance.

Project name: Southdown Shepherds Huts
Product: Cedral Weatherboard
Sector: Leisure
Location: Oakhanger, Hampshire
Client: Southdown Shepherds Huts

Overview:
Homeowners looking for a touch of luxury in their garden need look no further than a Southdown Shepherds’ Hut manufactured using Marley Eternit’s Cedral Weatherboard. Southdown Shepherds Huts are made using carefully selected materials to ensure owners have a low maintenance building that retains a traditional appearance.

Project name: Studio
Product: Cedral Weatherboard
Sector: Leisure
Location: Selsey, Chichester
Architect: Douglas Briggs

Overview:
Professor Pamela Howard FRSA, an opera set designer has chosen Cedral Weatherboard in blue grey for her new studio in Selsey.  The colour blends in with attractive coastal location and the Cedral Weatherboard stands up to the harsh coastal weather conditions.

Project name: Wansey Street
Product: Cedral Weatherboard
Sector: Residential
Location: London
Contractor: de Rijke Marsh Morgan

Overview:
A sunrise-coloured barcode apartment complex of fibre cement Cedral Weatherboard, which is fire-resistant, low-maintenance has been installed to blend in with the existing buildings and graduates from canary yellow at the end where it blends with a buff-coloured Victorian terrace, to vermillion at the other where the red brick former town hall sits.

Project name: North Road
Product: Cedral Weatherboard
Sector: Residential
Location: Aberystwyth
Architects: Merlin Homes

Overview:
Cedral Weatherboard has been installed by Merlin Homes’ on 52 two and three-bedroomed apartments on North Road, Aberystwyth.
Merlin Homes’ builders hadn’t used Cedral Weatherboard before but found it easy to install and were soon confident enough to move from pre-painted lengths to painting it themselves, in a vivid blue to complement the sandy colours used on the blockwork.