Fibre cement roofing and cladding materials from Marley Eternit were specified by Smiths Gore architects for a Crown Estates’ business/craft unit complex for a trio of reasons - their durability, low...

Three types of fibre cement roofing and cladding materials from Marley Eternit were specified by education specialists Cottrell & Vermeulen Architecture to bring both aesthetics and practicality to t...

Following an international colour workshop with UK, French and German architects, Marley Eternit has launched a new Natura range of fibre cement decorative cladding panels.

Marley Eternit rejoins Interbuild this year for the first time since all elements of its roofing and cladding businesses were brought under one roof.

Fibre cement cladding panels from Marley Eternit helped architects Nightingale Associates meet the brief to provide a day surgery unit in the shortest timeframe possible.

Marley Eternit has launched its new cladding design guide “Pure cladding” which is exclusively focused on the design, detailing and specification of the company’s decorative rainscreen cladding syste...

A new range of fibre cement decorative rainscreen cladding panels will debut on Marley Eternit’s stand (E112) at 100% Detail this year (Earls Court, September 20-23).

Two types of fibre cement rainscreen cladding panels from Marley Eternit met a host of performance criteria for the award-winning redevelopment of a derelict 1960s Government office building in a run...

A sunrise-coloured barcode of fibre cement Weatherboard from Marley Eternit is helping an apartment complex in south-east London not only reinterpret the traditional terrace but also sit sympathetica...

Tests conducted on Marley Eternit’s range of fibre cement building boards have shown they can help protect against fire for up to two hours.

Fibre cement cladding and roofing from Marley Eternit has helped make Cleobury Mortimer Golf Club a true golfing oasis.

When national housebuilders Dandara were looking for a weather-resistant pre-finished board for the soffits of their full-length balconies that are a particular feature of one of their largest and mo...

Lightweight fibre cement decorative cladding from Marley Eternit has helped Artlab Architects win an award for their collegiate hub and flexible learning centre in England’s garden county.

Marley Eternit has brought several decades and millions of square metres of expertise in supplying fibre cement tunnel linings to an enhancement of their popular Glasal cladding panel.

Fibre cement cladding and roofing products by Marley Eternit were specified for their green credentials for Osborne‘s demonstration house on sustainability and off-site manufacture at the BRE’s Innov...

An international colour workshop held by Eternit Germany, the sister company of the UK’s leading manufacturer of cladding and roofing materials Marley Eternit, reveals huge differences in the colours...

Aedas architects specified Marley Eternit fibre cement rainscreen cladding panels for the new Heathcote junior secondary school in the London suburb of Chingford.

Building boards from Marley Eternit can outperform the requirements of the Part E Regulations tests have revealed.

Fibre cement Weatherboard from Marley Eternit creates “outstanding feature areas” in a purpose-built community by Persimmon Homes South Coast...

Ellis Williams architects specified a “tried, tested and flexible” render board from Marley Eternit for the stunning redevelopment of a water tower in Cheshire that has won numerous awards including ...

Marley Eternit’s fibre cement Tileboard tile backing board has been voted one of the Top 10 products of 2006 by professional builders.

Many factors are combining to make rainscreen cladding the envelope material of choice when it comes to the refurbishment of a whole host of different building types.

Marley Eternit is well known at the national Homebuilding & Renovating Show as a leading manufacturer of one of the widest varieties of roofing products for self-builders, including clay and concrete...

Fibre cement rainscreen cladding panels from Marley Eternit have breathed a new life of low-maintenance mixed use into light industrial buildings in a Conservation Area in central London.

An outbuilding in the grounds of a home that counted Edward and Mrs Simpson and Churchill among its visitors is setting a contemporary trend with the help of Weatherboard cladding from Marley Eternit