Cladding

Aluminium Cladding.

Aluminium cladding isn't just about covering up - it's about making a statement. With its crisp lines and architectural confidence, Knotwood's aluminium cladding adds texture, depth and a certain timelessness to any façade. Whether you're working on a bold commercial build or a refined residential project, it brings a level of design intent that's hard to ignore.

Lightweight yet tough against the elements, it offers the kind of low-maintenance durability that's as practical as it is good-looking. No warping, no rotting, no ongoing upkeep - just a façade that holds its look year after year. And with a range of profiles and finishes to choose from, aluminium cladding from Knotwood can be tailored to suit almost any architectural vision.

Advantages

Durable

Non-combustible

Low-maintenance

Easy to Install

Sustainable

Lightweight

Solutions

Interlocking Boards

Three Unique Looks • Shadow line • V Line • Dimensional • Compliant

Tab-Lock Boards

Three Traditional Looks • Weatherboard • Castellated • Fixed Line

Common Uses

FAQs

Why choose aluminium cladding?

Knotwood’s aluminium cladding is tough, weather-resistant and won’t rot or rust. It’s fire-safe, low-maintenance and built to last. Lightweight yet durable, it’s easy-to-install and available in a wide range of colours and finishes to suit any design.

Can I use Knotwood in C4-C5 coastal or industrial zones?

Knotwood cladding must be installed in accordance with relevant guidelines and building codes to ensure both performance and compliance.

What lengths is Knotwood cladding available in?

Knotwood cladding is available in 6.5m and 5.65m lengths.

Can aluminium cladding be retrofitted?

Knotwood aluminium cladding can be installed over various existing materials, such as wood, brick or concrete, as long as the underlying structure is sound and properly prepared.

Can I use Knotwood in BAL-FZ (Flame Zone) areas?

Knotwood is non-combustible (AS 1530.1), but for BAL-FZ compliance, the whole wall system – cladding, framing, sarking, insulation, fixings and cavity barriers – must be tested or assessed together as BAL-FZ compliant.

Does aluminium cladding make a building hot inside?

No – aluminium actually reflects heat instead of absorbing it. When paired with the right insulation and ventilation, it helps keep indoor temperatures stable, even in hot climates.