Layered soffits in wood-tone cladding on a modern home
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Facades & accent walls

Cladding changes how a building reads from the street. It brings warmth to white stucco, defines an entry and ties soffits, walls and gates into one composition.

What goes into it

The materials behind the space.

On a facade the material is only half the decision. Board direction, corner details and how the wall breathes behind the cladding matter just as much.

Cladding board in Maple

Cladding boards

Facade-grade composite boards for full elevations, soffits and feature volumes.

Extrutech · NewTechWood
Close view of horizontal cladding boards beside an entry door

Siding & trim

Paintable, workable siding and trim profiles for a crisp architectural finish.

Modern Mill
Fluted wall panel in Teak

Wall panels

Fluted panels for entries, gates and accent walls where texture is the point.

Extrutech
Natural Ipe hardwood cladding

Natural wood

Genuine Brazilian Ipe for projects that call for real hardwood.

Ipe hardwood
Built with our materials

See it finished.

All projects
Building corner finished in horizontal cladding in two tones
Layered soffits in wood-tone cladding on a modern home
Patio feature wall in wood-tone panels between dark slatted screens
Garden wall in horizontal cladding along a residential street
Curved facade in horizontal cladding under a louvered canopy
Upper facade and soffit finished in warm wood-tone cladding
Entry canopy with dark screen detail on a white facade
Close view of horizontal cladding boards beside an entry door
Before you choose

Four decisions worth making early.

Our team works through these with you, your designer or your contractor, with samples on the table.

01
DirectionHorizontal boards widen a facade; vertical boards add height. Mock up both against your elevation.
02
Corners and openingsMitered, trimmed or shadow-gap corners each give a different result around windows and doors.
03
The wall behindCladding performs best with an air gap and proper moisture management. Coordinate the build-up with your installer.
04
Sun and colorSouth and west elevations take the most sun. Look at samples in the light the wall will get.
Keep exploring

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