Fibre cement profiled sheeting from Marley Eternit has helped to turn the lives of a mother and her son upside down in a Scottish highland village.

Fibre cement enthusiasts Neil Sutherland Architects have used profiled sheeting from Marley Eternit to create an award-winning “modern agricultural aesthetic” in a self-build house in Scotland.

Marley Eternit CPDs advising architects and specifiers how to design and specify rainscreen cladding and profiled sheeting materials have been approved by RIBA.

Fibre cement profiled sheeting from Marley Eternit has been used as part of a £20 million project to refurbish and extend facilities at the heart of Cornwall’s 260-year-old china clay manufacturing i...

Marley Eternit is one of only 20 companies to showcase its sustainable building products at an exhibit at London’s prestigious Building Centre.

Ten years after Inver House Distillers took the Balmenach distillery out of mothballs, it is enjoying another new lease of life, thanks to Marley Eternit’s fibre cement profiled sheeting and the manu...

An extension that is roofed with Marley Eternit’s fibre cement profiled sheeting has helped to give Forestry Commission workers a new lease of life, and light, on a Scottish business park.

Architect Mary Arnold-Forster specified Marley Eternit’s fibre cement profiled sheeting for her second self-build on the Isle of Skye for a multitude of reasons, not least to prove that a shed could ...

Drivers such as Building Regulations, suppliers’ green credentials and life cycle costs are just some of the reasons why leading UK roofing and cladding manufacturer Marley Eternit has recorded an ei...

Fibre cement roofing and cladding materials from Marley Eternit met a host of specification criteria for the redevelopment of a boat yard on the wild west coast of Scotland.

Marley Eternit is bringing more than a century of fibre cement expertise in roofing and cladding materials – and a new stand to boot - to a total of seven agricultural and county shows in 2008.