Focus On

Fiber cement panels are widely used in the construction industry for cladding and facade applications due to their durability, versatility, and aesthetic appeal. These panels come in various densities, typically categorized as high-density (HD) and medium-density (MD). The differences in density significantly affect the panels' technical properties, handling, fabrication, and application suitability.

We take great pride in being an integral part of transformative projects that enhance educational environments. One such project focuses on comprehensive renovations across River Vale's district schools. Among the key highlights is our collaboration with LAN Associates at Holdrum Middle School, where innovative design meets functionality to create a truly modern learning space.

At Cladding Corp, we take pride in being an authorized distributor of Swisspearl's architectural-grade fiber cement cladding panels in a vibrant spectrum of colors.

Colors have an inherent power to captivate us, evoking emotions and leaving lasting impressions. They communicate messages, define symbols, and influence behavior. And when it comes to construction, colors go beyond aesthetics, serving practical purposes as well.

Sigal Grunley Joint Venture, in collaboration with Cox Graae and Spack Architects, recently completed the renovation of the John Eaton Elementary School in Washington, DC using grooved Terra5 terracotta panels. CGS selected Terra5 Terracotta Rainsceen panels with a unique grooved pattern to complement the elements of this modern façade addition.

In the world of architecture and design, collaboration often yields remarkable results. One such impressive collaborative project comes in the form of the Buffalo AKG Art Museum's recent expansion and update.

Swisspearl Group his the first to secure a product acceptance letter under the new fireblocking language in the 2022 NYC Construction Code.

The new building codes are much more restrictive on materials than most people are talking about. Despite having a long history of use in NYC, specifically to avoid fire concerns, Fiber Cement, and other non-combustible products not specifically listed in the exception were suddenly subject to fireblocking requirements with any combustible WRB in the assembly.

Architecture has the power to shape our experiences and perceptions of the spaces we inhabit. It's the harmony between form and function that brings life to a building, transcending it from a mere structure to a work of art. The University of New Mexico (UNM) Lobo Welcome Center project, currently nearing completion, stands as a testament to this very notion.

Prepare to be captivated by the facade of Union on Knox, an upcoming new development situated at the southeast corner of the University of Maryland's campus. This iconic project, masterfully envisioned by the design team at WDG Architects, promises to leave a memorable mark on the cityscape with the exterior's striking large-format Swisspearl fiber cement rainscreen cladding system.

Swisspearl PATINA Rough is a through-colored fiber cement panel that creates a varied appearance due to its rough, sandblasted surface. Subtle variations in color and texture make each panel unique. Like all variants of the Patina series, Patina Rough forms a fine coating over the years, which gives the facade an individual character.

The exquisite shades support the rough surface in its expressiveness and form a harmonious combination with the other Patina products.

A key product in the Swisspearl Authentic Range, Swisspearl PATINA Inline is a through-colored fiber cement panel with a linear milled surface structure which represents the strength and durability of fiber cement. The indentations create an atmospheric play of shadows, which changes depending on the time of day and viewing angle. A fine patina will form on the surface over time.