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    Fletcher built home has this cladding - looks like plaster with bubbles built 2004/5.

    what are the recommendations to ensure that this product and intended design -will not cause any issues now and in the future?

    if its Harditex, then does it need painting at recommended timeframes?

  • #2
    I'm guessing that you are looking at a rough cast texture coated fibre cement sheet -TCFC (there is no photo attached yet if you posted one). If it is a James Hardies product, it will be Monotek, the successor to Harditex.

    Check the consent drawings and see if it was installed over a drained and vented cavity. If not, then you seriously need to ask why not. If it is single level with massive eaves that would be a good reason. Either way there are some standard maintenance requirements.

    If it is a TCFC, then it will need painting every 7-10 years, sealant joints replaced every 5-7 years, and any inspection and repair performed to any penetration through the cladding every 1-2 years. Do not allow ground levels to touch the bottom of the cladding. Keep gardens dug back etc

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    • #3
      We did our office roofing but have contracted to maintain the same, so never had to worry about anything related to maintaining the roofing. I guess the best idea always is to call service people and charge them this job.





      Thanks

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      • #4
        Originally posted by lourencohen View Post
        We did our office roofing but have contracted to maintain the same, so never had to worry about anything related to maintaining the roofing. I guess the best idea always is to call service people and charge them this job.





        Thanks
        sometimes i have a biscuit with my coffee sometimes i dont, you random newby you

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        • #5
          Is that with or without dunking?

          my 7 years is up so have to look at getting it done. Its a 2 storey house, any idea how much the going rate is and what would be the cost of scafolding - could do it myslef if this is done.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by JABlog View Post
            Is that with or without dunking?

            my 7 years is up so have to look at getting it done. Its a 2 storey house, any idea how much the going rate is and what would be the cost of scafolding - could do it myslef if this is done.
            get a painter round to have a look and give you a quote, expect scaffolding to be expensive since all the fall protection bollocks they have you by the short hairs

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            • #7
              How much does cladding cost then?

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              • #8
                Product is james Hardi Monotech
                texture-coated
                Good thing is the code of compliance was done in 2004/5
                2003- was the when new compliance rules in place with design etc.

                I am conscious of the fact is that the only thing that separates water and the timber is the single coat of paint ?

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