Render and cladding, finished together
Many of the modern homes and extensions we work on combine crisp render with cladding: a feature gable, a band around the first floor or a whole elevation clad to contrast with smooth white or cream walls. Because we do both, the two finishes meet neatly, with clean lines where render stops and cladding begins.
We fit cladding for homeowners and builders across Great Yarmouth, Gorleston, Caister and the rest of Norfolk and Suffolk, on new builds, extensions and refurbishments.
Where cladding works well
- Feature gables and upper storeys above rendered ground floors
- Extensions, to set them apart from or tie them in with the main house
- New builds, as part of a render-and-cladding exterior
- Porches and entrances, as a warm contrast to white render
Planning a render and cladding exterior
The best results come from deciding the layout up front: where the cladding starts and stops, how it meets windows and corners, and which render colour sets it off. We'll talk this through when we quote, alongside the K Rend colours and finishes.
On new builds and larger projects, cladding and render are usually specified by the architect or builder, and we'll work to the drawings and the specification you've been given.