Weatherproof Cladding Contractors
Weatherproof jacketing offers a premium multi-layered laminate system, which provides weatherproof cladding to insulated exterior pipes and ductwork. This consists of a membrane made of a 5 or 10-ply aluminium and polymer laminated film which has a zero-perm rating to prevent moisture ingress and with increased strength and UV resistance. This laminate is sealed using a technically advanced adhesive that is capable of being applied in wet and humid conditions, and even at extremes of temperatures. As industry-leading cladding contractors, we confidently back this cladding option as a superior method for safeguarding both exterior and interior pipes and ductwork.
Expert All Weather Cladding Installers
At Thermal Clad, we specialize in weather-resistant cladding installations tailored to protect your structure and ensure optimal thermal performance. With decades of experience as trusted insulation contractors, we offer cladding products in a range of colours and specific cladding materials to fit any project requirements.
Our team is fully certified, ensuring structural integrity and quality installations that stand up to heavy rainfall and harsh weather conditions. We have been operating within the industry for over twenty years, and we have a lot of knowledge and hands-on experience in installing weatherproof cladding. As accredited safe contractors with reliable partnerships across the UK, we deliver low-maintenance, environmentally friendly solutions.
If you’re looking for a trustworthy contractor for weatherproof cladding, Contact us for a free quote on your next cladding project!
Weatherproof Cladding - Key Benefits
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Moisture and weather resistant
This weatherproof cladding features a robust multi-ply laminate film with an outer protective layer, enhancing weather resistance against heavy rainfall and UV exposure. Its weather-resistant properties provide excellent protection against moisture ingress, ensuring structural integrity by safeguarding the insulation against harsh weather conditions and physical impacts.
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Suitable for internal use and external use
This weatherproof cladding is suitable for both external and internal applications. It offers an advantage because it can be used to cover insulated ductwork that is visible within a building. This is especially useful when a client’s specifications demand an attractive aesthetic finish for the ductwork installations in a project.
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Time and cost savings against traditional methods
This weatherproof cladding system is mostly self-adhesive and can be easily cut without requiring specialised tools. This makes it a proven, rapid, and convenient solution. It holds a benefit in terms of its simple preparation process and quicker installation compared to traditional methods using metal or PIB ductwork cladding. This could potentially result in cost savings for your project.
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Weatherproof Cladding for Ductwork
While insulating your external ducting is a solid method for protecting them against UV rays, extreme temperature changes, and unpredictable weather, it’s important to note that insulation alone might not provide complete protection. In such cases, weatherproof jacketing can be an effective solution.
Weatherproof jacketing serves as a preferred choice for cladding insulated ductwork. It’s lightweight and flexible, making it suitable for tricky surfaces, both indoors and outdoors. Weatherproof cladding is also highly adaptable, coming in various colours like black, silver, grey, and white. This makes weatherproof cladding particularly fitting for buildings where both functional performance and aesthetic appeal are important. For example, hospitals benefit from its reliability in maintaining a controlled environment, while apartment complexes, retail spaces, and schools gain from its dual role in thermal insulation and visual appeal. Offices and leisure centers also leverage its advantages, ensuring optimal insulation performance while contributing to an overall appealing atmosphere.
Cut Down Your Energy Expenditure
Thermally insulating the pipework and ductwork within a building can help reduce the energy expenses of the building.
By working with Thermal Clad Ltd to insulate the building services, you'll save money and minimise the amount of energy wastage.
Our Projects
Works included insulation to heating, chilled water, domestic services, as well as ductwork, throughout 2no. high-rise tower block buildings
The works included the insulation and cladding of identical units and associated ductwork.
Works included insulation to ductwork in relation to 2no. large kilns and 1no. large drier. This is one of our largest projects to date.
The works included the trace heating, insulation and cladding of pipework systems with the installation of jackets to valves, flanges and instruments at an AD plant facility.
Insulation work here included grey Velcro insulation mats to valves and flanges as a better alternative to aluminium clad boxes.
We installed electrical trace heating for frost protection on numerous surge vessels on site to upgrade the water supply system.
Thermal Clad installed insulation and cladding of a new steam distribution system at Oxoid, a part of Thermo Fisher Scientific.
We completed the installation of pipework and vessels to clear up sewage before putting water back into the river.
Entering into the renewable energy space, we installed an ESP (Electrostatic Precipitator) unit.
Works included insulation to heating and chilled water services, as well as ventilation throughout the building.
The UK's Leading Insulation Experts
Over the last two decades, we have helped many commercial and industrial businesses with their pipe and ductwork insulation. No matter how complex your system is, we guarantee that we have the expertise needed to insulate it.
But you don't have to take our word for it; read what our happy clients have had to say about our fantastic insulation services.
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Expert Guides
Our goal at Thermal Clad is to not only provide our customers with the finest service possible but also to keep them informed about new products and industry trends.
Please feel free to check out some of our expert insulation guides below:
Cladding In Construction: What It Is And Its Purpose?
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Pipe Insulation Benefits And Why It’s Important
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Ductwork Insulation: Benefits & Guide
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Heat Trace Cable: What Is It And How Does It Work?
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Mistakes to Avoid When Insulating Your Pipework
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Expert Guide – Cladding Expertise
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4 Types of Materials Used in Thermal Insulation
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Rock Mineral Wool Insulation Vs Glass Wool Insulation
Rock Mineral Wool & Glass Wool Insulation Types: What are they and why should you choose them? Glass wool and Rock…
Weatherproof Jacketing - FAQs
There is no definitive answer to which cladding material is superior as there are various factors to consider and ultimately your unique circumstances. You will want to consider the climate of the region, the design of the pipe and ductwork, the desired aesthetics, maintenance requirements and your budget. Popular materials include laminate jacketing systems, metal, PIB and Isogenopak, each coming with its own benefits.